Sentence examples for of the redeemed from inspiring English sources
It is a boisterous, emotional brand of Christianity characterized by a belief in supernatural healing, the power of prayer and God's direct involvement with the lives of the redeemed.
Bush himself was a consumer of biography, from Marquis James's "The Raven," a study of the redeemed alcoholic Sam Houston, to the fourteen lives of Lincoln that he read during his eight years in the White House.
The passage of one of the redeemed made them consider, however vacantly, the wickedness of the street, their own latent wickedness in sitting where they sat; and made them think of their father, who came home early on Saturdays and who would soon be turning this corner and entering the dark hall below them.
William Lane Craig thus raises the possibility that God could simply "obliterate" from the minds of the redeemed "any knowledge of lost persons so that they experience no pangs of remorse for them" (Craig, 1991, 306).
Such considerations have led some, including the 19th Century theologian Friedrich Schleiermacher, to argue that the misery of those in hell would undermine altogether the blessedness of the redeemed in heaven (see Schleiermacher 1830, 721 722; Kronen and Reitan 2011, 80 89; and Talbott 1990b, 237 241).
Wollstonecraft rewrites the traditional narrative of the redeemed prostitute (e.g., Daniel Defoe's Some Considerations on Streetwalkers (1726)).
After the transit strike, it might be a good way to remind yourself of the redeeming qualities of the subway, including some qualities you'd never considered.
Click "Redeem" at the bottom of the redeem window.
Is it possible that the last three minutes of the episode redeemed the entire season?
We estimated the duration of new use from the prescribed defined daily doses calculated from the date of prescription until the end date of defined daily doses of the last redeemed prescription or date of a study event.
Duration of use was estimated from the prescribed defined daily doses from the date of prescription until the end date of defined daily doses of the last redeemed prescription or date of a study event.
