Sentence examples for time of trials from inspiring English sources

The present (i.e., the 4th century) was a time of trials, given over to the reign of the demonic Six Heavens, and marked by war, disease, and the worship of false gods.

Acts states that Paul wrote and preached in Rome for two years from his rented home while awaiting trial (in about the time of "trials" of Christians in the Roman Coliseum): there is no known report of or means of death.

All of these issues were apparent at the time of trial".

Some committee members no doubt wanted to help the city in its time of trial.

Other states allow testing only if it was unavailable at the time of trial.

The last two years, however, have been a time of trial for Mercosur.

It is a Mexican instinct to rally round the leader at a time of trial.

Mr. Wolfowitz did say: "We gather here today to stand with Israel in this time of trial".

In addition, we intend to provide a compound identification number for each of the trials on clinicaltrials.gov at the time of trial initiation.

It is likely that many were too mentally impaired to assist their lawyers at the time of trial.

The award, the judges wrote, "is 1.2percentt of defendant's net worth and nine days of its profits at the time of trial".