Examples of using God often in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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God often has to break us to soften our hearts enough to receive His word.
That is why the will of God often involves a pull from the front and a boot from the rear.
To understand Daniel 12:11(a future event), it is vital to understand these past events, as God often causes history to repeat itself.
If you look closely you may notice that God often speaks to His people and calls them while they are
God often calls surrenderred people to do battle on his behalf.
God often uses self-inflicted misery to bring us to wisdom, and it is up to each individual to respond correctly.
In fact, God often removes our feelings so we won't depend on them.
God often gives us a task to complete for Him that's seasonal, not lifelong.
The gods are identified with reference to the Indian mythology based on the holy animal the god often rode or the objects carried.
We must have the desire and the aspiration to see that God often answers our prayers.
To give himself to us, God often chooses unthinkable paths, perhaps those of our limits, of our tears,
God often likes to show up in imperfect circumstances much like He did in that stable long ago,
God often inspired human writers to include women's names in genealogies, which elevated their status for all who would later read about them.
In order to give himself to us, God often chooses unthinkable paths,
In Old Testament times, God often revealed His glory through such judgments, but in this present dispensation, He reveals His glory through Jesus Christ.
God often likes to show up in imperfect circumstances much like He did in that stable long ago,
In order to give himself to us, God often chooses unthinkable paths, perhaps the path of our limitations,
In order to give himself to us, God often chooses unthinkable paths, perhaps the path of our limitations, of our tears,
God often laments that this fatherly love has not received a suitable response:"The Lord has spoken:"Sons have I reared and brought up, but they have rebelled