Sentence examples for act to redeem from inspiring English sources

He was surrounded by them, could see them now, this itinerant army of supplicants, waiting for a stroke of good luck, for some generous act to redeem the day or the week or the month.

The heart of the Gospel of Jesus, God's act to redeem the world, is a movement of compassion.

And in the third act, he sets out to redeem himself".

In the Hebrew Bible as a whole, this history is constantly recalled not so much for social or political reasons as to declare the faith of Israel that God has acted in its history to redeem his people and make known to them the character of his rule.

However, note to self: Do not do other thing Mom did, which was, when child tries to redeem, roll eyes, act exasperated, ask if child thinks money grows on trees.

The Specie Payment Resumption Act of 1875 required the treasury to redeem any outstanding greenbacks in gold, thus retiring them from circulation and restoring a single, gold-backed currency.

On Jan . 14 , 1875Congress passed the Resumption Act, which called for the secretary of the Treasury to redeem legal-tender notes in specie beginning Jan . 1 , 1879

The "greenest government ever" has proved itself to be nothing of the kind, but there is an opportunity to redeem itself here, but it needs to act fast.

When a character's first on-screen act is as heartless as the one in "Brahmin Bulls," it will take a lot to redeem him.

To redeem one person is to redeem the world.

They hope to redeem them.