Sentence examples for testament of christ from inspiring English sources

Smith later translated part of the gold plates into the Book of Mormon, regarded by church members as a testament of Christ; the prophet Mormon himself was said to have engraved the plates.

Even the New Testament's affirmations of Christ's preexistence had not sufficed to persuade some of his fully divine status (John 1 1 3; 1 Corinthians 8 6; Colossians 1 15 17).

Signorelli's hand has been discerned in two scenes in the chapel — "The Testament of Moses" and "Christ Giving the Keys to St. Peter" — and these works are represented in Perugia by fine 19th-century watercolor copies of the frescoes, from the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

Jonathan Wright King Of Kings (Nicholas Ray, 1961), 12.25pm, BBC2 A timely Easter offering: Nicholas Ray's intelligent telling of the New Testament sets the life of Christ in a political context –the machinations at Herod's court in particular – and against a parallel life, that of old crook Barabbas (Harry Guardino), the one who got lucky on crucifixion day.

Other New Testament passages that speak of Christ as being at God's right hand are (God seated Christ "at his right hand in the heavenly realms") and (Jesus has "gone into heaven and is at God's right hand").

New Testament narratives of the discovery of Christ's empty tomb bustle with social activity.

Such paintings usually featured scenes and figures from the New Testament, particularly of the Passion of Christ and the Virgin Mary.

By the time Paolo was 10 years old he was already an apprentice in the workshop of the sculptor Lorenzo Ghiberti, who was then at work on what became one of the masterpieces of Renaissance art the bronze doors for the Baptistery of the Florence cathedral, which consist of 28 panels illustrating New Testament scenes of the life of Christ.

They were drawn from three parts of the Bible: Old Testament prophesies of the Messiah's birth; New Testament stories of the birth of Christ, his death, and his resurrection; and verses relating ultimately to Judgment Day, with the final chorus text drawn from the Book of Revelation.

The pope returned to the New Testament texts: for the sake of Christ and the coming kingdom of heaven, the priest must be totally free of domestic responsibilities; he must witness by his way of life to the transcendent reality that fills and grips him.

In the New Testament, particularly in the ministry of Christ, we find many of the same concepts.