Examples of using Jesus prayed in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Jesus prayed twice for one blind man, who received only partial healing the first time.
As his hour drew near, Jesus prayed for his disciples, for those with him and for those who were yet to come cf. Jn 17:20.
there is unity, which Jesus prayed so fervently for His followers to have John 17:23.
The Synagogue Church(Greek Catholic) is believed to be where Jesus prayed, studied and later preached while in Nazareth.
See Mt 26:44 where Jesus prayed in the garden three times
be a Gospel seed, so that the Christian unity for which Jesus prayed to the Father may be fully achieved!
the night before He was nailed to the Cross, Jesus prayed alone.
This fundamental unity is what all Christians share and for what Jesus prayed on the eve of his death.
Thus the night sky when Jesus prayed in the garden would be the Pleiades and Orion.
After the Last Supper, in the moving farewell to the Apostles- we have just heard it-, Jesus prayed"that they may all be one.
The very fact that Jesus prayed to God"with strong crying
Answer: We can learn how to pray for unbelievers by modeling the prayers Jesus prayed.
Then, in a singular way, Jesus prayed for Simon Peter,
We pray the same psalms that Jesus prayed, and come into personal contact with him-the person to whom all Scripture points,
Just like the Apostles, for whom Jesus prayed at his Last Supper,
Jesus prayed to the Father that his followers might be one“so
and He was enduring the most acute agony, Jesus prayed for His enemies--"Father,
he wrote that the next few years felt like“a long Gethsemane” of excruciating loneliness- a reference to the garden where Jesus prayed in solitude the night before his crucifixion.
Jesus prayed with intensity in public moments,
Your Congress can strengthen you in the ecumenical duty to hasten on the road towards that full unity for which Jesus prayed to the Father and for which he offered his very life!