Examples of using Golgotha in English and their translations into Polish
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Life in the camp was Golgotha for many people.
St. John Paul II called this Polish martyrdom the Golgotha of the East.
Palestine has become one huge Golgotha, the place of the skull.
The road of sorrow, which led Jesus to Golgotha, has 14 stops.
KL Dachau was the Golgotha of the West for Poles and the Polish clergy.
A portal to Golgotha.
They came to a place called Golgotha.
Like the carrion circling Golgotha. They are many, my names.
Well… getting you to Golgotha is not a problem.
was buried near Golgotha.
Try to imagine how Jesus must have felt while climbing Golgotha.
And was buried near Golgotha. She died of typhus three days before.
Golgotha, to be precise. In Jerusalem.
Try to imagine how Jesus must have felt while climbing Golgotha all alone.
I was shown our Saviour being led to Golgotha.
On Golgotha, when everything seemed bleak
On Golgotha, Jesus through the Cross definitively confirmed that he was the"sign of contradiction" foretold by Simeon.
They brought him to the place called Golgotha, which is, being interpreted,"The place of a skull.
At Golgotha, again without us or our contribution,
It was nine o'clock in the morning when the Roman soldiers brought Jesus to a place called Golgotha and fastened him to a wooden cross,