Examples of using Professing in English and their translations into Romanian
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A large portion of shoplifters are professing Christians, and most of those who belong to churches believe that there is no sin whatsoever involved in violating the seventh-day Sabbath of the fourth commandment.
The Church, which has been professing its Head of Jesus Christ for two thousand years, cannot suddenly declare that His authority does not
A person professing the principles of accepting behavior
They can profess, they can have a brand, they may say something but is all outside, not only that but they are just the opposite of the religion they are professing.
Preston's parents more pain, because by professing your love for Gloria,
And so, Jane explained to Michael why a man professing his love to a woman on a yacht in the snow in front of a semi-realistic background was the epitome of romance.
countries of the East, who found themselves in difficult conditions of professing Orthodox faith.
costly array, but which becometh women professing godliness with good works.
and the Church, while professing salvation through faith in Christ,
commonplace in our society, even to the point of being expected, that many professing Christians don't even consider it to be a sin.
surrounded by a bunch of people, professing my love to a door, and it's really not exactly now I planned on--.
I tell you this: While many professing Jesus Christ as their Savior have a“Jesus” who would let her continue to run around,
Many who profess vain faith substitute for what God really wants.
Vast numbers profess faith in Christ,
Many, very many, who profess to be Christians, have not known God.
I heard that you professed your feelings for Rory.
Devils profess to believe, and they do;
Many profess to believe in God
Russians, as a rule, profess Christianity, and residents of Eastern
Their leaders profess no interest in escalating the situation.