Sentence examples for making all things new from inspiring English sources

John writes of God making all things new, not the making of new things (Revelation 21 5).

The next morning, I go to a beauty salon, to dye my hair -- in keeping with the Varanasi spirit of making all things new -- and the two women include in the hair experience a face massage with oils (massaging even the nostrils), threaded eyebrows, and -- what is most spectacular -- a painting of the arms with a white almond paste.

"See, mother, I make all things new," he says (a line from the Book of Revelation).

But the power of the book is also in the promise that Revelation delivers: "Behold, I make all things new".

BBC director general Tony Hall did a reading from Revelations which included the verses: "And he that sat upon the throne said, behold I make all things new.

He was a fine Treasury secretary while the tech boom made all things new, but Citigroup hasn't exactly thrived during his tenure.

God can make all things new and beautiful, and better than they were before, inlaid with gold that shimmers in the sun.

Now, I absolutely believe that Jesus will return one day to wipe away every tear from our eyes and make all things new.

I make all things new!" I would be remiss if I did not admit that I have more than an academic interest in this obscure film and my motive for writing about it transcends the humanitarian.

In the material, it is proclaimed that "We care for creation because we know and worship God, and He has given us the responsibility to be stewards over His creation until He returns to make all things new".

At one point, he instructs Miguel by adapting Ezra Pound: "Don't make things new, make them whole".