Examples of using Astray in English and their translations into Slovak
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When old Satan tries to lead me astray.
The tears of frustration accompanying the failure have never led them astray.
These things I have written to you concerning those who would lead you astray.
However, this is exactly what is leading the people of Europe astray.
Hook may have led us astray, but at least we're in a good position- to start combing the jungle.
This is Jesus' promise that the Church will never go so far astray that it becomes something that it was not meant to be.
Let's say that as a rule, the temperature in children astray when it is equal to
Songs such as"Astray","Tidings From the Blue Sphere" and"The Empty Word" perfectly show the extreme variety of this material.
lead others astray will not be able to support their intensity.
who went astray from me after their idols, they shall bear their iniquity.
plenty of well-intended golf balls go astray often landing in what would normally be termed'irretrievable circumstance'.
They have led Egypt astray in all that it does, As a drunken man staggers in his vomit.
I had to face the fact that I had led my family astray and I had failed as a priesthood holder.
For this reason, such interpretations partly lead people astray and, unfortunately, increase the influence of the consciousness on the Personality.
Such people have gone far astray from Dafa, abetting those evil sites by spreading misinformation and even hurting the reputations of Master's family members.
errors will lead you astray, so that you shall not find the noble path that leads to life eternal.".
hope to lead sailors astray But a true ocean goddess Must fill out her bodice.
I declare that those who are led astray by the false prophet will find themselves lost
And if you accidentally go astray and get lost, you can easily ask for directions from passersby.
This teaching can certainly lead people astray, giving some who are not truly born again a false sense of security in practices such as tithing and seed-faith offering.