Sentence examples for testament should be from inspiring English sources

"The whole approach to the New Testament should be changed because of it".

First, the last will and testament should be reviewed and updated to reflect the owner's desires regarding business succession.

Anyone who cites Job as a New Testament book should be scolded not just for religious phoniness but also for appalling ignorance of Western civilization -- on a par with Mr. Bush's calling Greeks "Grecians".

Third wave charismatics stress that the preaching of the gospel, following the New Testament pattern, should be accompanied by "signs, wonders, and miracles".

Wettstein announced in his Prolegomena ad Novi Testamenti Graeci (1730) that Codex A is the oldest and the best manuscript of New Testament, and should be basis in every reconstruction of the New Testament text.

Its library may possess some of the most ancient manuscripts of Scripture in existence, but for centuries the Catholic Church held that ordinary people shouldn't be able to read the Bible — that the Old and New Testaments themselves should be a kind of "secret history" for everyone but the scholar-priests trained to decipher the arcane tongues in which they were written.

Such buildings should be testaments not only to who we are now, but who we aspire to be.

The 44 points he scored in Thursday's game one loss should be a testament to that.

Insisting that the New Testament (as he interpreted it) should be the only written source of religious guidance, Constantine-Silvanus left no known writings.

The New Testament's insistence that women should be desired for being "weaker vessels" obliging men to dominate and steer them is an example of what's created if we perform gender as one of only two cultural options, defined in opposition.

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