Sentence examples for impart faith from inspiring English sources
When the people rebelled by the Golden Calf, he did not angrily condemn them but sought a way to calm them down enough so that Moses would return, and impart faith upon them once more.
For Mother Teresa her path to sainthood began in Skopje, Macedonia where she was born to Albanian parents who imparted their strong faith and values to the family.
Adding to the confusion, the children are made to learn and recite their prayers, and verses from holy writ, in Arabic; but they are not taught what these words mean.A far more detailed knowledge of the faith is imparted by Bradford's full-time Islamic schools, such as the Darul Uloom Dawatul Imaan, a boarding school for boys and men aged between 11 and 23, some of whom will go on to become imams.
The remarkable thing about Wigan's great escape, if that is what this turns out to be, is the faith that Martínez imparts to the players.
You're putting faith in everything you've imparted about drugs, alcohol, responsibility and not risking life or limb in the name of freedom.
The burden should be on the Prophet's descendants to prove whether the faith he inspired -- and the lessons he imparted on the faithful -- are strong enough to fashion one truth that all of them can finally share.
They had no faith that their constantly changing stand-by teachers could impart anything useful.
At family holidays, he vocalized his love for Jewish tradition and culture, leading the chorus on prayers and imparting bits of wisdom from his years as a devout observer of the Jewish faith.
