Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Risen lord in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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What is it? Do you want me to say that I'm the risen lord?
In the joy of the Risen Lord, confident of his unfailing help, let us move forward.
Through the Eucharist, the life of the risen Lord not only touches our mind;
it is the life of the risen Lord who gives meaning to our life.
It is a satanic deception which gets our eyes off Jesus Christ, the risen Lord- seated at God's right hand;
backed by their powerful and risen Lord, the Son of God.
which those men and those women, who know themselves called and who are appointed to this ministry in the name of the risen Lord by the Church, can take on.
selfishness and fear, the Risen Lord offers his love that pardons, reconciles and reopens hearts to love.
while in the second it is the Risen Lord who is the beginning
backed by their powerful and risen Lord, the Son of God.
grows in the grace-filled encounter with the Risen Lord which takes place in the sacraments.
they had not yet met the risen Lord.
In the earliest literature it seems to have referred to those who were witnesses to Jesus' Resurrection, those who encountered the risen Lord and were sent to bring word of the life,
all pledged themselves to go forth in the public preaching of the new gospel of the risen Lord except Thomas, Simon Zelotes, and the Alpheus twins.
that true peace which is the special gift of the Risen Lord….
and ask the Risen Lord to give us the strength,
In 1998, Pope John Paul II published an Apostolic Letter to remind us of the Christian meaning of Sunday:«Those who have received the grace of faith in the Risen Lord cannot fail to grasp the significance of this day of the week with the same deep emotion which led Saint Jerome to say:'Sunday is the day of the Resurrection,
It's up on the rise, Lord Asano.
Cleopas is one of the two disciples to whom the risen Lord appears at Emmaus Luke 24:18.