Sentence examples for testament through from inspiring English sources

Christians believed that God reveals himself in the Hebrew Bible Old Testamentthroughugh the history of the chosen people of Israel and in the New Testament through Jesus Christ, the incarnation of the Son of God.

His remarks, admittedly extreme, must be placed in their immediate context, and then in the context of church teaching from the New Testament through the ancient fathers and councils down to our own day.

Friday's end of the world Mayan-style is only the latest in a line that runs from the New Testament, through to today's US evangelicals forever pushing back their predictions a few years at a time.

Two of these shows are revivals of musicals from the 1970s by the composer Andrew Lloyd Webber and the librettist Tim Rice: "Jesus Christ Superstar," which translated the New Testament through the gospel of latter-day media mongers, and "Evita," a portrait of the first lady of Argentina, and a work that might just as well have been called "Eva Peron Superstar".

Her second book, Literary Theory and New Testament Scholarship (YUP, in progress), guides students and scholars of the New Testament through the maze of heterogeneous phenomena associated with contemporary literary theory, and offers practical examples that illustrate the interpretive benefits of an updated literary approach to the New Testament.

Stephen B. Chapman, associate professor of Old Testament at Duke Divinity School, has co-edited a book offering a concise and engaging introduction to the Hebrew Bible or Old Testament through essays commissioned from 23 leading scholars.

There the coffin remained, through the readings from the Old and New Testaments; through the ethereal music, including Sarabande from Bach's Cello Suite No. 6, played by the cellist Yo-Yo Mandand Cesar Franck's "Panis Angelicus," sung by the tenor Placido Domingo.

I want to ask Ed why he thought that borrowing a gimmick from THE OLD TESTAMENT would cut through with voters who saw him as dated and aloof.

John Adams's telling of New Testament stories through the eyes of Mary Magdalene is an imperfect work, but its strongest passages — the raising of Lazarus, the extended evocation of Golgotha — shake the heart.

Which was to say that the formalities and codified procedures of the new Iraq's criminal-justice system might be all well and good, but Old Testament justice, through the agency of an American-prosecuted preëmptive war, was far more satisfying.

During this month, you will finish the gospels and learn about New Testament history through the book of Acts.