Sentence examples for from the first verse from inspiring English sources

And it's there from the first verse: The Lord God is One".

John is the visionary among the Evangelists, his philosophical grandeur evident from the first verse ("In the beginning was the Word").

But from the first verse of the album's opener, the gently defiant "Save Some Time to Dream," it's evident that this wise, charming album is less a stiff historical re-creation than a highly personal testimonial on the order of Bob Dylan's "Good as I Been to You" or Loudon Wainwright III's "High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project".

Bono says babies influenced the lines from the first verse, "I'm ready to say I'm glad to be alive / I'm ready, I'm ready for the push".

And I think the lyrics in "2 Become 1" came from that, especially the first verse, which they wrote together".

The song's verse structure goes from "Ezekiel in the first verse to the country preacher in the second verse and finally to a prayer for God to raise his Church again as a mighty army [in the third verse]".

They called ratio logos (the word whose nobility is apparent from its use in the first verse of the Gospel according to St John).

Would Ice-T recognize I was a real G and invite me onstage to recite the first verse from "Colors" or a monologue from New Jack City?

Gives an example: The first verse from the "Rubauyat.

From the moment Franklin starts the first verse — "Looking out on the morning rain, / I used to feel . . .

Until 1705, all he had to do was read (or recite) the first verse from Psalm 51 of the Bible—"Have mercy on me, O God, according to your steadfast love; according to your abundant mercy blot out my transgressions"—which came to be known as the "neck verse" (for its power to save one's neck).