Examples of using When we read in English and their translations into Polish
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When we read the Gospel today, we cannot detach
When we read the Scriptures we encounter him, Christ;
When we read the New Testament,
Thus, when we read that Jehovah God created the heavens
Let Him take us by hand when we read Your gospel that we may immediately rise up together with many other young men and women in our communities.
When we read that God created man in His own image
It brings tears to our hearts, when we read of the cruelty and injustice they had toward the harmless Son of God!
It seems that we have really seen the last of the traditional philosophical aesthetic- particularly when we read texts in which conceptualism intersects with situationist strategies.
When we read longer texts of the pope's teaching,
When we read or hear about this attitude training in which the main emphasis is to stop self-cherishing
Hence when we read of the binding of Satan,
When we read about the various states of mind we want to achieve with our Buddhist practice,
And said that we should be none the worse for articulating what passes in our mind Eliot who said criticism is as inevitable as breathing when we read a book, see a play, or-- now I'm elaborating-- pass a cheddar and olive ball.
I remember at the beginning of the year when we read this in Matthews' class,
Expressed his opinion in a way which also may be felt disgusting, writing:"We have to laugh, when we read that this eighty-year-old man standing at the edge of a grave thinks that the greatest happiness in life is in'kissing a girl.
Imagine our surprise when we read an article published in the UK about the process,
When we read these and several other statements that many young American Christians align themselves to, there is every
When we read(V. 19)
When we read this message, then we can see that Mary has remained loyal to her plan of asking us to convert,
Clearly enough, when we read of demons and spirits in this passage we are not reading of the actual existence of'demons' as they are classically understood, but simply of the mentally ill man himself.