Sentence examples similar to a lasting tribulation from inspiring English sources

The succeeding novels tick off the pivotal steps Dr. LaHaye foresees during the ensuing "tribulation," a seven-year period of turmoil and cataclysm when unbelievers have a last chance to see the light.

Today, he hawks survivalist food and other prepper supplies to help Christians survive an upcoming "tribulation" period that will supposedly last for several years.

He has since remade himself as a doomsday preacher hawking survivalist food and other prepper supplies to help Christians survive an upcoming "tribulation" period that will supposedly last for several years.

His last years had been a tribulation involving a near-fatal bacterial infection from oysters, MRSA and liver disease.

Zion also became less a refuge from an impending tribulation than a great building project.

For that, I find it to be a blessing, not a tribulation.

Living with Mr. Kelley had been an adventure and a tribulation, Judy said.

After weeks of negotiations and last-minute tribulations, Mr. Cuomo was able to mend rifts created by some of his centrist policies and ease the concerns of Working Families, a small but influential group of labor unions and liberal activists.

Arendt conceived loneliness as a terrible tribulation.

It's a spiritual tribulation, not a tribulation of wars or famines or earthquakes, even though we've had some pretty good earthquakes of late.

Depression is a great tribulation of the mind, body and spirit.