Sentence examples for his covenant from inspiring English sources

"While everybody else is having a famine," said Mr. Savelle, a Texas televangelist, "his covenant people will be having the best of times".

The adjustment he makes, his own disarmament, entails an expansion of membership in his covenant.

His covenant of grace gave the conservatives a popular victory they never would have achieved otherwise.

His covenant was with God; the marketplace is where he labored.

According to Miles, because he had failed: his covenant lapsed because he had been unable to defeat his enemies.

Just as Yahweh will renew his Covenant with Israel, however, Hosea buys a woman for a wife probably Gomer.

Accused by Zamoyski of breaking his covenants, Sigismund III was humiliated during the sejm of 1592, which deepened his resentment of szlachta.

In his second State of the Union speech, Mr. Clinton returned to the idea of his "new covenant" between government and citizens, a theme he had used when he first announced his candidacy years earlier.

They failed as an independent check on his judgment, which seems to have gotten worse even as his and Covenant House's reputation got better.

He makes no effort to universalize his experience and resists all prescriptive statements, focusing instead on his own covenant responsibilities as a Christian.

His "New Covenant" borrowed from ancient Republican platforms, exalting small government, the middle class and free markets.