Sentence examples for testament in which from inspiring English sources
Of course his métier predates the New Testament, in which Jesus casts out demons.
The declaration that Jesus Christ is the Son of God is one of the most universal in the New Testament, in which most of the books refer to him that way.
This distinction appears in Christianity in the New Testament, in which didaskalia means "basic teachings" (as in 1 and 2 Timothy), whereas dogma is used only in the sense of an official judgment or decree (as in Acts 16:4).
According to the musicologist Leon Plantinga, Beethoven composed the Third Concerto just after he wrote his "Heiligenstadt Testament," in which he confessed that he would rather retire from society than publicly admit his deafness.
Finally, Dean's own arrangement of the slow movement of Beethoven's Quartet Op 59 No 2 leads into Testament, in which he imagines Beethoven scribbling away at the famous letter in which he confronted his encroaching deafness.
Works from beyond the grave give fans one final entertainment but they can also act as a covert last will and testament in which what an author really believes is made more explicit.
Over the next few years Słowacki wrote and published many works, including Testament mój (My Last Will), in which he described his faith that his works would endure after his death.
But it's what's called "old testament" Basie, in which hard swing and group dynamics were of paramount importance.
Works printed by Robert Estienne in Geneva include a Greek New Testament (1551), in which the present division of the text into verses occurs for the first time.
The pseudepigraphic testament of Maimonides, in which he expresses his admiration in the strongest terms for Ibn Ezra's Torah commentary and the "great and deep secrets" that he revealed there, is most likely a product of this same trend.
It was published under the title: Notes on Scriveners' "Plain introduction to the criticism of the New Testament," 3rd edition, in which they proposed corrections.
