"So don't be complacent, or let the Devil deceive you into thinking that your connections will intercede for you on that terrible day".
But if you do help pay for Benny Hinn's jet, he'll put your name in the special prayer cabin he's going to use as he races across the planet aboard, ahem, "Dove One," fulfilling the Great Commission from "the highest prayer tower in the world... where he will intercede for you......
Countess Matilda of Tuscany and Abbot Hugh of Cluny, Henry's godfather, had interceded for him.
Dr. Hennig Cohen, secretary-treasurer of the Society, interceded for two people at one point.
The Ravens' owner, Art Modell, may not have interceded for an average Joe.
A friend of his interceded for him with Tatiana Pavlova, and in a short time he appeared in leading roles.
"Nobody can leave her for 10 minutes," said Bella Zaltsman, director of Social Services at the United Jewish Council of the East Side, who interceded for the woman with Fidelis.
He has also told his biographers that he interceded for the priests' own safety and for the sake of the slum-dwellers they were working with.
Rarely is history as palpable in the making as it was last Friday when the Supreme Court interceded for the first time in a presidential election.
Just in front of it and to the left is the 27-foot-high pedestal for the thank offering to Agrippa, the victor of the Battle of Actium, who interceded for Athens, which had supported the loser, Mark Antony.
In 1940, Reza threw him into jail in the remote desert town of Birjand, where he fully intended to die had not Reza's young son, Mohammed Reza, interceded for him.
