Sentence examples for jesus to set from inspiring English sources

A small, American-born sect of Christianity that arose in New England in the early 1800s, my former church teaches that the United States will play a key role in the earth's final events, with its government destined to conspire with the Catholic church and other apostates to bring about the demise of the planet and the return of Jesus to set up God's eternal kingdom here.

Moon was born in 1920 in Pyongyang province, in what is now North Korea and established the Church - formally known as the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification - in 1954, saying he had been asked by Jesus to set up God's kingdom on Earth.

Catholics and Protestants are always asking what Jesus would do; and while according to the Gospel of John, Jesus came to set you free, it was certainly not for a life of dissolute immorality, but rather for conformity with God's will.

"The warrior Jesus returns to set everything right again".

King began his paean to black majesty with the line "abused and scorned though we may be," a reference to the slavery-era spiritual "'Buked and Scorned," which evokes the slaves' suffering and their conviction that "Jesus died to set me free".

Jesus challenges us to set aside cultural, physical, religious, and political divides and he commands us to walk across the road.

These divergent understandings of history have amplified disagreement over what it means to follow Jesus' and the prophets' command to "set at liberty those who are oppressed".

In this particular scene, Jesus and his followers struggle to set up a benefit concert featuring the rapper Coolio aimed at saving their community garden from foreclosure.

To look at my gay Christian brother and say "God loves the sinner" is to set myself against Jesus and bring condemnation again to those he's already redeemed.

In one sense, Bell followed the logic of evangelicalism to its conclusion: forced to choose between his personal Jesus and his perfect Bible, he chose Jesus, and set out to reëxamine the story he thought he knew.

The show was co-written by Pat Blute, the writer of Spears, a musical about Jesus set to Britney Spears music last performed at the Foxwoods Theater in NYC, and TechCrunch's own Sam O'Keefe.