Sentence examples for gentiles of from inspiring English sources

In the final stanza of the canzone analyzed in the fourth treatise, Dante addresses the poem itself as "Contra-li-erranti mia," "my song against-the-erring ones," and the final chapter of the commentary explains this as an allusion to the Summa contra gentiles of Thomas, written "to confound all those who stray from our faith" [Conv. 4.30.3].

But what will you, the gentiles of Bowie-anity, do when David Bowie dies?

Reportedly, a number of rabbis sought to impress upon the prime minister that it was inappropriate to "boast before gentiles of his son consorting with a non-Jewish woman".

For the western Christian Churches, Epiphany commemorates the coming of the three Wise Men or Magi or Kings from the East to give gifts to Jesus -- the first outward or visible sign to the Gentiles of the divine nature of Jesus.

It is composed of Jews and Gentiles; of people who clearly belong to the left, and others who are more centrist in their positions; it spreads from Jerusalem through Europe to the US and South America with occasional interesting comments from India and Korea.

"A major factor was the conversion of gentiles to the following of Jesus".

The donna gentile of the Vita nuova was transformed into Lady Philosophy, who soon occupied all of Dante's thoughts.

When Miri's visting suitor, Jimmy Kevin Isolaa), a blue-eyed gentile of blazing self-confidence, starts to tell the strange family history of his business partner, a fellow named Everett Beekin VI, Sophie and Anna recoil.

Around 65% of sales have come from within Italy; Mr Tessitore expects that next year less than half will be domestic.Rudolph Gentile of Safe Bag, which wraps and electronically tags luggage at airports around the world, was similarly outraged when bankers would not lend him the money to exploit a lucrative new contract in Miami.

But in substituting the Donna Gentile of philosophical wisdom for Beatrice beata, the "authentic," salvific Beatrice who will reemerge as the voice of truth in the Commedia, Dante is establishing a relationship between secular knowledge and the truth that Beatrice embodies analogous to the relation Thomas establishes between philosophy and theology proper.

But after his death the accelerating conversion of Gentiles to a movement that began as Jewish Christianity became increasingly distanced from Judaism -- and a new religion was launched.