But while the Lord had turned the provocations of the spoiled son and the jealousy and deceptions of his brothers to good account, he had realized his end through the faithfulness of Joseph, true to Israel's ideals under all circumstances and ever mindful of his obligations to his people.
But where so much of modern gospel declares its faithfulness through volume and density, this mature and thoughtful album doesn't call attention to its deep feeling.
The dictionary defines loyalty as "faithfulness or faithful adherence to a person, government, cause, duty, etc".
More than faith, Mr. Wills admires faithfulness.
Four years later, he still avoids the word, trumpeting his faithfulness without specifying the faith.
Building upon R.J. Rushdoony's postmillennialism and "Biblical Philosophy of History," he teaches home-schooling families to "exercise dominion" through 200-year plans, "multi-generational faithfulness" and "Biblical Patriarchy".
Despite this "mixed political agenda," Troost believed that the film's faithfulness to the traditional heritage film genre is evident through its use of locations, costumes, and attention to details, all of which also emphasis class and status.
Faithfulness to the intended intervention, defined as Intervention implementation fidelity, is ensured through monitoring adherence to protocols.
