Sentence examples for testament evidence from inspiring English sources

New Testament evidence for Jesus's pacifism is compelling.

Because I'd been opened up my body felt like a carcass, like it was just a piece of evidence, testament to what happened.

On any day of the week the salon is a testament, all other evidence to the contrary, to a still-thriving East Village bohemia.

This lengthy paper trail will provide ample evidence for prosecutors should Yanukovych be arrested, and what was once testament to the power and wealth of his regime may become his noose.

But they are also testaments to endurance, showing us evidence of the lengths that women will go to retain control of their bodies and their lives even when the law stands in their way.

During the sentencing, Judge John Potter said the fact that the women, now in their 20s, had given evidence was a testament to their "bravery, courage and fortitude".

JERUSALEM, May 23 (Reuters) - Israeli archaeologists said on Wednesday they had discovered the first physical evidence supporting Old Testament accounts of Bethlehem's existence centuries before the town became revered as the birthplace of Jesus.

The necessity of confession is discussed in many places in the New Testament, although there is no direct evidence that confession had to be specific or detailed or that it had to be made to a priest.

In some ways the panel's work and its reception is testament to the power of documentary evidence.

Another noteworthy aspect of Herder's strict secularism is his insistence that interpreters of the Bible must resist the temptation to read the Bible as allegory (except in those few cases — e.g. the parables of the New Testament — where there is clear textual evidence of a biblical author's intention to convey an allegorical meaning).

These preceding reasons alone are testament to Thornton's versatility and evidence that his status should be elevated from writer/actor/director/producer/musician to that of national treasure.