Examples of using Rose again in English and their translations into Swedish
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because Christ came in the flesh and then rose again'in the Holy Spirit'.
while lukewarm water rose again.
The amount in circulation then fell, but rose again to reach 7.42 billion in October.
His stay in the whale's stomach for three days, is the same amount of time Jesus spent in the Kingdom of the Dead before he rose again.
Following a long downward trend, the share of employment attributable to multinational companies rose again, with this trend seen in all types of regions.
died and rose again.
died on the cross in our place, and rose again to prove His victory
The number of women in national Governments rose again in 2000, though only by a tiny margin.
The number rose again between 2000 and 2001, none the less remaining below the maximum reached in 1999.24.
However, it was not really known how households would react once interest rates rose again after a long period when the debt burden had increased gradually, said the member.
The above table shows that dumped imports, while decreasing between 1995 and 1997(-84%), rose again significantly as from 1997 towards the IP +291.
They fell during the spring but rose again in mid-June 2007 when the US investment bank Bear Sterns was forced to liquidate one of its hedge funds due to major losses.
But that it rose again in the course of the past century to a lucid explanation of the sum-total of the Christian doctrine,
I speak to those, who will call out in“the N ame of‘JESUS',” who know that HE was the ONE that was crucified and rose again from the dead and on the third day did arise.
so that its prosperity rose again to the zenith.
I speak to those, who will call out in“the Name of‘JESUS',” who know that HE was the ONE that was crucified and rose again from the dead and on the third day did arise.
The fact that a lower rate of wage increase was not yet fully established in the mid-1990s is, however, shown by the fact that wage increases rose again to around 6 per cent in 1996, after the 1995 wage bargaining rounds.
was buried and rose again for us and is alive Ashes to ashes,
they fell initially, rose again after June, and reached in September levels close to those observed in January see also Charts 2 and 4.
state aid cases, the number of mergernotifications rose again by almost 15.