Sentence examples for testament with from inspiring English sources

The pioneer was Revolve, which intercuts the New Testament with beauty tips and relationship advice ("are you dating a Godly guy?").

In the New Testament, with the church being made up of Jews and Gentiles, and spreading over all the known world from India to Spain in one generation, the church was its own entity.

He himself was an atheist, he says, until he got into an argument with a friend and began reading the New Testament with a plan to prove it false.

The original intention was that the doors commissioned in 1402 should depict Old Testament scenes, but for reasons unknown the Guild changed its mind and instructed the artist to illustrate from the New Testament with the "Life of Christ".

Whereas Wilde's play conflates the New Testament with the image-rich cadences of symbolist poetry, Lloyd draws visual parallels with the bootylicious body language of gangsta rap videos and the post-apocalyptic look of Tina Turner's 1980s comeback.

A rack of Christian literature sits on a table in front, including a New Testament with a motor sports theme and testimonials from Nascar drivers like Mark Martin, Darrell Waltrip and Kyle Petty.

After learning that Kroll's father had emigrated from Russia at age sixteen, he impulsively sent him a King James edition of the Old and New Testaments, with a note that read "from a friend and colleague of your daughter".

Sellars' patchwork of texts blurs the distinction between the two epochs to tell the story of Christ's passion from the point of view of the women around him, interleaving passages from both old and new testaments with texts by a range of 20th-century women writers.

The dispute was based entirely on conflicting interpretations of the meaning of relevant passages in both the Old and the New Testaments, with special attention to passages in the Epistles of Paul, the part of the Bible that most directly addressed issues of free will and grace.

Blurring Testaments with the same dizzy glee it mashes up pop culture minutiae, Lost reanimated Locke's corpse with a bit of Genesis here, some Luke by way of Kazantzakis there.

According to Metzger, "the similarity of its text in significant portions of both Testaments with the Coptic versions and with Greek papyri, and the style of writing (notably the Coptic forms used in some of the titles) point rather to Egypt and Alexandria".