Sentence examples for verse refers from inspiring English sources

(The verse refers to Jesus driving the money-changers out of the temple).

It's not a love song; a verse refers to HeLas, a so-called immortal cell line used by researchers that was derived from the cells of a woman named Henrietta Lacks.

Some assert that the verse refers to something that will happen at the day of judgement, not to a miracle performed by the prophet.

While the verse refers to Peter and John and probably had more to do with their lack of religious training than anything else, over the years this description has been applied to the disciples as a whole.

Even though one history website claims that the verse refers to the impressment of captured American sailors, it's impossible to imagine that Key would wish death upon Americans forced to serve on British naval ships.

The first verse refers to Pittsburgh as a "smoky ol' town", and the third complains that the speaker does nothing more than "cough and choke" because of the steel industry's output.

Mansour called his city Madinat as-Salaam, "the city of peace," from a verse referring to Paradise in the Koran.

Allah's curse be on them: how they are deluded away from the Truth!. sheikh Ahmad Kutty has said this verse referred to a specific group of Jews who called Ezra "the son of God".

It is easy to draw at least five distinct messages from the verses referred to above.

The prophet concentrates on the judgment of God against Edom and other nations, with the final verses referring to the restoration of the Jews in their native land.

Ninety-three of its verses refer to him — more than any other prophet save Muhammad — and the Koranic account of Jesus' life harmonizes with the Gospels in more particulars than even many Muslims realize.