Sentence examples for deliverance from from inspiring English sources

or deliverance from despotic power.

To many, however, cocaine promises deliverance from poverty.

As a result, deliverance from a violent past seems elusive.

I want one of two good things: martyrdom, or deliverance from despotic power.

For Paul, Jesus had brought deliverance from the "curse of the law" (Galatians 3 13).

In California, of course, these storms are a respite, another deliverance from an arid destiny.

David: They don't expect deliverance from all their troubles, just a basic sense of order.

But Amy's novels reveal a deep preoccupation with the concept of deliverance from sin.

To those who accepted this proclamation, the reward was deliverance from sin, or salvation.

It was where their parents pleaded silently for deliverance from the evils lurking outside.

By this he means, no doubt, both deliverance from and deliverance to -- deliverance from the noise of daily life, and deliverance to its hidden essence, its secret language.