Examples of using Frees us in English and their translations into Italian
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Seeing our miseries clearly, as they are, frees us from attitudes of self-pity,
It is in prayer- the Pope explains- that"we experience our blessed precariousness which reminds us of our being disciples in need of the Lord's help and frees us from the Promethean tendency of those who ultimately rely solely on their own strengths".
the encounter with Christ, the only One who frees us and saves us. .
the Holy Spirit, frees us from the condition of being orphans into which we had fallen.
because God- if we trust in Him- frees us from our sin and opens a new horizon before us:
This kind of devotion to God frees us to lose everything else and still have what we want the most.
In addition to staging an explosion that frees us of that terrifying shrine to Terminus in minutes,
In addition to staging an explosion that frees us of that terrifying shrine to Terminus in minutes,
To make a production that frees us from purchases in the nursery,
How much greater then is our need to pray to Almighty God, who frees us from sin and death through his Son's Cross and Resurrection,
The gaze that frees us from being orphans;
united in a common time of prayer, in communion with our common God, is to accept to enter into the dimension of eternity that frees us from evil.
instead have the chance of a cancellation that frees us a room… a signal?
promises of happiness" that fill the heart"with darkness and bitterness", and also frees us from the temptation to fall back on ourselves, becoming trapped in
who during the night of the flight from Egypt revealed himself as the One who frees us from slavery, revealed himself as the One who embraces every human being with the saving power of the Cross
like agriculture ten thousand years ago, frees us from the constraints of a world,
He frees us from fear; in his company we are able to move forward safely in any place,
one which takes us to true freedom, to that which frees us from selfishness and sin.
Performing this simple division frees us from the just demonstrated dependence:
