Examples of using Subjection in English and their translations into Polish
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He knows exactly how to deal with them to bring them into subjection to His will.
for a woman is in the state of subjection, it follows that she cannot receive the sacrament of Order.” Thomas Aquinas.
that these can be obtained only by the subjection, the mortifying of our natural minds,
the general government was obliged to reduce to subjection the refractory states,
force of the Millennial Kingdom to bring them to subjection and to show them the advantages of right over wrong.
Because of all these things,"Let the woman learn in silence with all subjection. But I suffer not a woman to teach,
to seek to hold the common people in subjection to themselves.
the people of the towns each to subjection to his own individual trade.
it is hardly surprising that the countries affected see it as a new version of imperialism and subjection- and this mood could trigger social currents that make the future of European integration look bleak.
progress in South Africa while there remained the"permanent subjection of British to Dutch in one of the Republics.
by restoring all things to proper order, and subjection to the divine will and arrangement,
Fleury adopted the Cluniac reform, as did also St. Benignus of Dijon, though without subjection to that organization; and all were eventually absorbed by the congregation of St. Maur in the seventeenth century,
bring everything into subjection, so that there will be peace
bringing even the thoughts of the heart into subjection to the will of God in Christ.
perversity of character and when force and subjection are necessary for purposes of equalization.
We see that the subjection of the Church to Christ is a willing subjection,
We see that the subjection of the Church to Christ is a willing subjection,
Subjection of nature's forces to man,
difficult to"examine themselves," and, as the Apostle suggests, to bring eventually even the very thoughts of their minds into subjection to the will of God as expressed in Christ.
to bring eventually even the very thoughts of their minds into subjection to the will of God as expressed in Christ.