Sentence examples for bible knowledge from inspiring English sources
She continued: That also was another profound influence on Marcus's life and my life, because we understood that the God of the Bible isn't just about Bible stories and about Bible knowledge, or about just church on Sunday.
By the way, I am saddened when a reference to religion brings a Dawkins-style response: there's no excuse for a lack of basic Bible knowledge, even in a post-Christian society.
Tonight, Leonardo (Tom Riley) finds that he cannot forever evade the ruthless oppression of the society he was born into, while Riario, played with admirable dourness by Blake Ritson, instigates an almost comically bloody Bible knowledge test on an entire community in his continuing battle against the Medicis.
American evangelicals are so worried by fundamentalists being ignorant of the fundamentals that they have set up refresher courses in Bible knowledge.Nor does the heat always last.
Well, my Bible knowledge is a little fuzzy, but it must have been something like that.
On the warm summer day when I visited one of Aslan's three urban day camps, longtime volunteer Brenda Bouldin served both snacks and Bible knowledge to a group of campers while Lethea "Queenie" Ferguson, Aslan's area program director, organized an outdoor game and the executive program director, Kat Eagles, pulled the threads together.
He was renowned for his development of an inductive system of Bible Study, emphasizing knowledge of the Bible rather than knowledge about the Bible.
Her published writings show her to have acquired a true command of the Bible, a good knowledge of the works of several of the most famous Ancients and of the writings of Shakespeare and Milton.
Eusebius' understanding of the Arab peoples is informed by his reading of the Bible and his knowledge of the history of imperial Rome.
Even if I concede the fact that there is a God who created the universe and watches over us and that the Bible is their knowledge.
As much as Steidl admired Gutenberg's revolutionary contribution to the dissemination of knowledge, the Bible itself was "a baroque illustrated object that was absolutely not to my taste".
