Sentence examples similar to professing publicly from inspiring English sources

All persons who profess publicly to follow Jesus Christ as God and Savior.

Christians are all persons who profess publicly to follow Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour.

Has each of them lived, personally, by the values he professes publicly?

The Canadian government professes publicly that he is free to come home and is providing him with food and shelter.

These are "propositions you profess publicly" but would never follow through on, because they're adopted as a kind of political and cultural statement rather than out of deep conviction.

Although the EC, which drove the process to replace the defunct Safe Harbor, was quick to profess itself publicly satisfied with what it has seen.

Perhaps, one could review a practitioner's tax return to understand if his or her charitable contributions align with the values that the person professes to publicly.

Is this mutual muting of outrage evidence that we're publicly professing to be fierce gladiators but privately playing as professionals in some political Super Bowl?

The pastors said that groups of Jews who have been holding Friday night services at the churches had regularly received threats for publicly professing the belief that Jesus is the Messiah.

After more than a century of upholding Mexico's strict tradition of keeping religious beliefs out of the public realm -- until 1992, priests were not allowed to vote or wear religious vestments in public -- Mexicans were transfixed by the sights and sounds of politicians publicly professing their faith.

They practiced Crypto-Judaism which meant that they secretly practiced Judaism while publicly professing to be Roman Catholic.