Examples of using Image of christ in English and their translations into Polish
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May the Lord grant us the grace to believe so profoundly in him as to become for this world the image of Christ.
The image of Christ- visible on the metal casing of the cross- was composed in the form of an annealed trace.
The image of Christ crowned with thorns was to be their source of strength in time of suffering.
Vce accustomed to the image of Christ as the Good Shepherd
St. Anthony of Padua, painted by Rafał Hadziewicz, and an image of Christ on the Cross painted by Annibale Vinici.
are however more perfectly transformed into the image of Christ(…), God vividly manifests His presence
visit S. Juan del Hospital Romanesque image of Christ of Sant Bult(from the Latin word"vultus" which means'image of Christ'),
So the Christ figure recalls the image of Christ in glory in the Chapelle des Moines at Berzé,
Around 594, Evagrius Scholasticus designated the image of Christ from Edessa in his historical narrative as"an image created by God,of Kamulia was also known as the acheiropoíetos"not made by human hands.">
This is part of a passage that teaches that we are changed into the image of Christ not by following rules
Romans 8:29 cited below teach us that we are made in the image of Christ and of God.
in order to check whether the image of Christ is in accordance with the vision which she had seen in her apparition.
The porttayed profile resembles the images of Christ, probably authentic ones.
It is double-sided and contains images of Christ, the Virgin, the Archangel Gabriel
The wall paintings are images of Christ, Mary, angels
In his book"Das Antlitz Christi"(The Face of Christ), published in 2005, Andreas Resch exposed works such as the"Good Shepherd"(Priscilla Catacomb) as hidden images of Christ.
The centre petals of the fleurs-de-lis had images of Christ, the Virgin Mary
An image of Christ was painted on this boulder.
The image of Christ's face on one side of a burial cloth.
The image of Christ's open heart powerfully conveys the idea that one must open to all pain.