Sentence examples for which prayer from inspiring English sources

Many evangelicals conclude that humans live in a supernatural battlefield in which prayer attacks demons like a stun gun.

Eremitic (solitary) monasticism, favouring the personal and individual practice of prayer and asceticism, often competed with cenobitic (communal) monastic life, in which prayer was mainly liturgical and corporate.

The difficulty, of course, is determining the specific scenarios in which prayer on school grounds moves from unconstitutional government-sponsored religious worship into protected private religious activity.

Study of the Bible and the Talmud was oriented toward a mystical pietism in which prayer and contemplation of the secrets embedded in the liturgy were to lead to religious experience.

There are two minyanim in the Empire State Building -- one in a garment manufacturer's conference room on the 50th floor, in which prayer is in the Sephardic style, and the other on the 6th floor, in Ashkenazic style.

They are seen, in prayer, wearing Jewish ritual shawls, as opposed to Gibson's depiction, in which prayer shawls are donned when the mob cries out for Jesus's execution.

"In the small minyan room in which prayers were held, I felt so safe".

(3) Proerosia, at which prayers were offered for an abundant harvest, before the land was plowed for sowing.

Using the new script as a guide, King and Holmes reconceived the scene as a "prayer-off," in which prayers became negs.

Rosary, also called prayer beads, (from Latin rosarium, "rose garden"), religious exercise in which prayers are recited and counted on a string of beads or a knotted cord.

Rosary, (from Latin rosarium, "rose garden"), religious exercise in which prayers are recited and counted on a string of beads or a knotted cord.