Examples of using Was born of in English and their translations into Hebrew
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perhaps it was born of a misguided desire on your part to change your ways.
His flesh was born of Mary; His Spirit is the Spirit of God, not the spirit
Our freedom to doubt was born of a struggle against authority in the early days of science.
People who understand the history of religion know that Judaism in Israel was born of the work that Jehovah God did in the Age of Law.
derives from my defection, but we both know that it was born of fear.
It was born of our walk beneath the stars,
But unlike you, mine was born of a disease; yours a matter of stupidity!
The name Meaningful Jewels was born of a shared thought,
Dolev Merlot was born of a blend of wine-making tradition,
The international community should not pass up this chance, which was born of the ruin, destruction,
We can understand the difference between that which was born of the flow of thought from Zarathustra and the teachings of the ancient Indians,
Roman historian Tacitus writes in his ethnographic work Germania that the Germanic peoples sing songs about a primeval god who was born of the Earth named Tuisto,
That introductory“E-l Malei Rachamim” prayer that I uttered at Treblinka was born of a sense of that terrible place and out of a desire to say that He is a“God Who
The motivation of this agreement was born of a process of internationalization of the University and the need for its faculty and students had a greater possibility of access to the French language.
This was the great moral service of that movement which was born of the necessities of the situation,
Iran refused to recognize the PA that was born of this agreement, and also rejected the replacement of Al-Zawawi and the appointment of a new ambassador.
It was born of the thoughts of the Creator,
It was born of the thoughts of the Creator,
the exhibition was born of the recognition that magic,
Culture was born of the imagination, and the imagination-- the imagination as we know it-- came into being when