Sentence examples for covenant made from inspiring English sources

"In the 1970s and 1980s, the Covenant made some collective decisions to be more intentional about becoming more multiethnic in every area of our life together," Garth Bolinder, a regional superintendent for the denomination, said in an e-mail.

So the exiles altered their theology to make the unconditional promise of YHWH to David and his dynasty contingent on the conditional covenant made between YHWH and the people at Sinai.

"We were raised," she said, referring to her brother and two sisters, "to believe that we would only experience success — success in the sense of contentment, peace — to the extent that we were faithful to the covenant made between our great-great-grandfather and God".

We say marriage is a covenant made between the two who seek from the Church the blessing of their marriage.

Accordingly, "The covenant, made manifest in a symbol [the patient encounter- our interpretation], and its performance (the particular will) are quite distinct" [ 20], but, "in a contract, to be sure, making a covenant entails the right to require its performance" [ 20].

For oenophiles, and for kosher connoisseurs, it matters that Covenant makes very fine wines.

The description also confirms there will be another film after Covenant, making up a full prequel trilogy linking directly to the original Alien.

The permanent order of the world is assured, and God's blessing and covenant make their first explicit appearance in the Bible.

For a white, I would look to California, where Covenant makes an elegant, substantial sauvignon blanc from the Dry Creek Valley for $23. Covenant, by the way, also makes a very good Napa Valley cabernet sauvignon, though, priced in the way of many Napa cabernets, it runs close to $100 a bottle.

The United States, under the influence of money merchants, is moving in the opposite direction of the Covenant making it difficult for Americans to dream of becoming doctors, engineers, lawyers, and even plain college graduates without signing a promissory note of debt serfdom.

Covenant Transport, founded in 1985 by David A. Parker, an evangelical, wears its Christianity on the side of its trucks: in its name, which refers to the many covenants made with God in the Bible, and in its logo, a scroll that recalls the parchment on which biblical texts would first have been written.