Sentence examples for prayers closely from inspiring English sources

In addition, one of the earliest Christian witnesses, the Didache (or Apostle's Teaching), alluded to in Acts 2 42 the early form of the Eucharistic prayers closely resemble the traditional Jewish blessings said after meals, Birkat haMazon.

During the campaign against Maximinus, Licinius had made his army use a monotheistic form of prayer closely resembling that later imposed by Constantine.

Mr. Perez's "Prayer" used closely voiced harmonies, as in a Thelonious Monk ballad, and "Elegant Dance" -- which brought in the Panamanian punto form -- carried so much rhythmic information from what Mr. Perez and Mr. Blade brought to it as jazz musicians that the show's pan-American theme seemed to dissolve.

On the Web site of the evangelical National Day of Prayer, the group closely echoes President Bush's assertions that the United States is doing God's work in Iraq and Afghanistan, inviting visitors to "adopt our troops" in prayer.

She said she decided only a few hours before the vote on Friday, when she attended a prayer service at the National Cathedral in Washington for the victims and listened closely to one of the prayers.

Every Friday, everyone is listening very closely" to Sistani's prayer message, the Iraqi official told HuffPost.

"Tefillin" may have derived from the Aramaic palal, "to plead, pray," a word closely related to the Hebrew tefillah, "prayer".

You will have to watch your opponent very closely and select the appropriate protection prayer.

"It will be a time for us to come together as a nation in prayer or reflection, keeping the victims and their families closely at heart".

The 6-to-3 ruling, the court's most important school prayer decision in almost a decade, came in a closely watched case from Texas.

"We continue our prayers for the political process in this country and for those most closely affected by it," she said.