Sentence examples for christ given from inspiring English sources

I know a fair amount about Christ, given what I have read, and what they taught me in schools run by Jesuits and by the La Salle brothers, from whom I heard many stories about Adam and Eve; Cain and Abel; Noah and the flood; and the manna that fell from heaven when food was scarce because of drought or other reasons.

After a half decade of pushing boundaries in the space between noise, R&B, dance, and pop, Tri Angle Records hosted a rare showcase in Brooklyn last week, with everyone from Lotic to Forest Swords to Evian Christ given a chance to shine.

Catholics believe that by taking bread, giving thanks, breaking bread and giving it to the disciples, Christ gave of himself.

But Martin Scorsese's The Last Temptation Of Christ gave him entry into the mad upper echelons of the religious right.

Its mystical meditation on the birth of Christ gives it a rapt aura, clearly communicated by soloist Elin Manahan Thomas.

In the Gospels asceticism is never mentioned, but the theme of following the historical Christ gave asceticism a point of departure.

Those imprecations may be half-humorous, but there's no doubt of the underlying wrath of "Christ, give them sorwe!" These smiths are devilishly annoying, especially when they work at night.

"It's possible because we do believe that humanity has redeeming qualities, and the resurrection of Christ gives us that faith," said Mr. Curtis, who is president of the Hampton Ministers Conference, a national association of black ministers.

Binding: France, ca. 19th c. Brown calf, elaborately blind-stamped with figure of Christ giving a blessing with his right hand, while his left hand holds a book with alpha and omega displayed on the open pages.

Binding: Nineteenth century, France. Brown calf, elaborately blind-stamped with figure of Christ giving a blessing with his right hand, while his left hand holds a book with alpha and omega displayed on the open pages.

Signorelli's hand has been discerned in two scenes in the chapel — "The Testament of Moses" and "Christ Giving the Keys to St. Peter" — and these works are represented in Perugia by fine 19th-century watercolor copies of the frescoes, from the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.