Sentence examples for testament making from inspiring English sources

Milton did many things with "Paradise Lost": he revived and then killed off the classical epic, he made his personal theology into literary scripture, he fused the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament, making the Son present at the creation.

That they would be selling this as a product rather than a spiritual testament made it all the more interesting," Albert recalled.

Their first cookbook is out next month, a testament to making the most of native ingredients and coping with the weather.

Tradition, probably based on New Testament inferences, made him first bishop of Ephesus, where he was allegedly martyred under the Roman emperor Nerva.

Le Testament d'Orphée, made when he was 70, with an all-star cast, is more fanciful than fantasy, and a pale conclusion to the Orpheus series.

Several copies of the testament were made and sealed with the instruction that they were to be opened by Lenin personally or, in case of his death, by Krupskaya.

In his scholarly book called Truth in Translation: Accuracy and Bias in English Translations of the New Testament Beduhn made a thorough study of various translations of the Bible.

Sadly, two churches close to FCC were recently blown up, a testament to why making peace is such an important focus.

(A stage version of "I Can Do Bad" introduced the character a decade ago.) In one of this film's high points, Madea tries to tell Jennifer the inspirational story of the time Jesus walked on water; before she's through, practically every major name from the Old and New Testaments has made it into the convoluted tale, along with assorted pop-culture references.

Lynn: The Falls: Testament of Love is making its world premiere next month at the Portland Lesbian and Gay Film Festival.

Despite this, he managed to salvage the match in four sets — a testament to what makes this guy the No. 2 player in the world.