Sentence examples for set of scriptures from inspiring English sources
Decorators have their own set of scriptures.
I started collecting my own set of scriptures, proverbs and psalms from secular sages and prophets: "We have to understand that only the present is real.
Not only the places in New York state where its prophet, Joseph Smith, said he received a vision of God (in 1820) and then a new set of scriptures, or the faith's spectacular headquarters in Utah, the state where Mormon pioneers found refuge.
Ramanuja and Madhva were both theists, both Vedantins, and both Vaishnavas (that is, both identified God with Vishnu), sharing a common allegiance to the same set of scriptures and engaging in similar religious practices.
It could be a proper Hindu temple known as a Koyil, constructed according to the Agamic scripts (a set of scriptures regulating the temple cult).
No one is suggesting that Giglio doesn't have the right to believe a particular interpretation of a certain set of scriptures, or to preach that particular interpretation as the only interpretation backed by God's understanding and wisdom.
During their five-day trip, the delegates will visit temples around the capital and hold services to commemorate the 1,000th anniversary of the creation of a set of wooden scriptures held sacred by Buddhists in both Koreas.
His office was full of Americana and personal mementos: a bust of Lincoln; a portrait of the Church's founder, Joseph Smith; a photograph of Hinckley at the White House handing Ronald Reagan a set of Mormon scriptures; another of him with the talk-show host Larry King.
An infallible Jesus, just like a set of infallible scriptures, is ultimately just a shortcut through our moral and spiritual development.
Turkish religious leaders and theologians received anxious calls asking about Western media reports they would edit a "radical" new set of hadiths, scriptures that are second only to the Koran in Islam.
According to Crossan, theologians and historians also needed to explore the historical context in which the New Testament texts arose, generations before there was any notion of a Christian canon (a set of recognized scripture).
