Examples of using Time of trouble in English and their translations into Polish
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will feel the Time of Trouble most keenly.
Permit me to suggest that in the Time of Trouble, incidental to the transfer of Gentile rule to the power of Messiah,
We foresee a Time of Trouble for the world upon this score, and a Time of Trouble also for the Church.
therefore, is laid after the time of trouble, when the nations shall have been subdued, Satan bound Rev.
He will be revealed to mankind"in flaming fire" in the time of trouble, and subsequently, in the rescue work of His Millennial Kingdom.
shortly after the time of trouble, begin to recognize the long-promised blessing.
We can readily suppose that our Adversary will have increased power as this time of trouble comes on.
an ever-present help in time of trouble.
We must not be surprised, therefore, that their anger is aroused against us, as we tell them of the time of trouble that is before us.
I knew then that the test of a man was what he does in time of trouble.
The many Biblical examples of praying to God for deliverance in time of trouble are meaningless if everything is totally predestinated.
During all the time of trouble it was coming down,
During the time of trouble it will be coming down,
Let us pray for our friend John in his time of trouble… that his pain may be the less.
The prophet Daniel, as quoted above, links together the increase of knowledge and the time of trouble.
The prophet Daniel, as quoted above, links together the increase of knowledge and the time of trouble.
The second being the casting of the"vine of the earth" into the wine-press of his wrath--time of trouble.
True, it may be necessary and appropriate at times to say something respecting the time of trouble that we see near.
1914--that thereabouts the Time of Trouble will gain full headway