Sentence examples for saved eternally from inspiring English sources

There were about 20 children that day and each one, some as young as 4, sat down cross-legged on the carpet in front of a woman playing guitar, "Good news: Jesus died for me," they sang together, "Good news: I can be saved eternally".

So he claims that the Holy Catholic Church is the mystical and indivisible community of the saved, eternally bound together by the grace of predestination, while the foreknown, i.e. the damned, are eternally excluded from it (De civili dominio, vol. 1, p. 11).

A 2002 profile in Car and Driver magazine said he "likely saved the lives of more eternally grateful Formula One luminaries in the past 25 years than any single new safety device, track redesign or rules change — although he was the catalyst for many of them".

The funniest moments come during the final credits when Gru's diminutive assistants (they look like those green creatures in Toy Story who chant: "You have saved our lives. We are eternally grateful") compete to see how far they can reach out into the audience.

"I am eternally grateful, they have saved hundreds of lives".

Alan Sherman saved my life, and I will be eternally grateful.

I have a better opinion of the Heavenly Father than to believe that a certain few should be saved and that all the rest should be eternally damned equally for His glory".

In Hindi, it is known as Giloe [ 9] which is a Hindu mythological term that refers to the heavenly elixir that has saved celestial beings from old age and kept them eternally young.

He saved her life, and my wife, our two children, and I are eternally grateful to him -- and to Senator Lautenberg -- for this act of compassion.

Poor mother was absolutely terrified of this, and if she did nothing else for me she saved me from having Edward Heath's O-U sounds, for which I am eternally grateful.' We entered into the truly arcane.

Practically every church contained frescoes or sculptures depicting the horrors of hell – devils gouging out the eyes of screaming sinners, living humans skinned and eternally roasted – contrasted with the peace, tranquillity, and safety of heaven for the saved.