Examples of using Reckoned in English and their translations into Polish
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which are reckoned to be dragon foods,
Consider that Christ reckoned as dead those who were nonetheless outwardly and physically alive;
The New Creature(whose flesh is reckoned dead), which is represented by the new mind,
may be reckoned in with our present chronology without difficulty.
Having parked up, I went off to find Hammond and Clarkson, who reckoned he would come up with something better.
all those agents was a force to be reckoned with.
the flesh is reckoned dead.
they were reckoned of God as"new creatures in Christ,""partakers of the divine nature.
Who reckoned he would come up with something better.
If the Son shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed"--even now while our standing as free men in Christ is only a reckoned one.
will necessarily return and will be reckoned.
On senior police officers colluding with organised crime. He reckoned DSU Powell sabotaged his efforts to gather intelligence.
even some social-democrats can be reckoned among the"enemies of an open society.
They as New Creatures have a reckoned existence while their mortal bodies are reckoned dead.
How was it then reckoned? when he was in circumcision,
This can be reckoned to us as justice, if we“believe in him that raised from the dead Jesus our Lord” Rom 4:24.
This hour is to be reckoned from the time when Holy Communion is to be received,
is reckoned to have an epochal year 0 from 11 March 543 BC, believed to be the date of the death of Gautama Buddha.
And when at length Our Messengers despaired and reckoned that they would be belied,
The"body" of Christ in its present condition of humiliation, is actually a very imperfect body, though reckoned perfect through the imputed righteousness of Christ;