Sentence examples for jesus built from inspiring English sources

When asked to explain why, he added, "That is the church that Jesus built".

Whereupon Jesus "built a bridge with beams of the sun", from which the posh children fall and drown.

The dominant buildings are the cathedral and the Church of la Compañia de Jesus, built on the site of an Inca palace, while under the square's surrounding porticoes are many of Cusco's trekking agencies.

Jesus built a nonviolent movement that inspired the empire's subjects to question the very nature of the system's structure, exposing the hypocrisy of the religious ruling class.

Around this time Haynes collaborated with Ministry, contributing vocals on their 1991 single "Jesus Built My Hotrod", which was later included on 1992's Psalm 69: The Way to Succeed and the Way to Suck Eggs.

- During some of the convention speeches, it was easy to get confused as to whether "We Built This" or "Jesus Built This" (I know several carpenters named Jesus, so I suppose anything is possible).

And her single from earlier this year, "Jesus," builds drama out of struggling with religious faith.

Mr. Gibson also set off alarms among the scholars when reports quoted him as saying his script had drawn on the diaries of Sister Anne Catherine Emmerich, a 19th-century mystic whose visions included extrabiblical details like having the Jewish high priest order that Jesus' cross be built in the Jewish temple.

Today, we are proud to introduce you to celebrity Chef Art Smith who, with his husband Jesus Salgueiro, recently built a family of their own by fostering and currently going through the steps to adopt four kids from the foster system.

Even though Jews have lived uninterrupted in the land of Zion for millennia, even though Jesus and Muhammad built religions based on our forefathers, the region's countries have tried to portray us as foreigners, as strangers in our own land.

Stroll and meditate amid wildflowers and ancient olive trees in the Garden of Gethsemane (18), which spreads around the 20th-century Church of All Nations (19) (daily 8am-11.30am; again 2pm-5pm), built where Jesus received Judas's kiss of betrayal.