Sentence examples for righteousness through from inspiring English sources

Taking a hammer and chisel to those claims sends tremors of dread and righteousness through both populations, for whom belonging, identity and legitimate existence are shackled to their being accepted as owners of this piece of the earth.

It is a passionate, ever-vibrant appeal, warning of the dangers of blind intolerance and the despotism of governments and religious powers, and of the perils of seeking righteousness through the crushing of perceived enemies.

Though the Apostle notes with pride the unique religious heritage of the Jewish people (the Covenant, the Law, the patriarchs, and Christ himself), he declares that righteousness no longer comes through observance of the Mosaic Law, not even for Jews, because God now manifests his righteousness through Christ, whose righteousness is the source of righteousness for all mankind.

For if they who are keeping the law (perfectly) are the heirs, then the faith of Abraham is made void and the promise of righteousness through faith is of no effect... Make straight, yes, make straight the way of the Lord.

Though some may chide the judge for unprofessionalism, it's difficult to see the problem, not out of a sense of righteousness, but through a sense of defending the facts.

The motto was: the life of the land is perpetuated through righteousness.

The promise, that Abraham's seed should be heir of the world, was not to Abraham only, not to his seed only, not through the law only, but through the righteousness of faith!

Mr. Blum infuses Leo with the wary amiability of the peacemaker, a role shared by the wryly funny Ms. Winningham's Mel, who tries her best to cut through the righteousness that is the family's trademark.

China, of course, does not possess the automatic right to lead the cause, its leadership must fully embrace the Confucian values, through propriety, righteousness and humaneness to build knowledge, integrity, and ultimately, achieving harmony.

Not arrived to - as in decades and centuries past -- through the righteousness of passive resistance, the threat of violence or the lever of those darn "activist" judges.

It is written, "Brothers and sisters...the promise was made to Abraham and his descendants that he would inherit the world, but through the righteousness that comes from faith.