Sentence examples for whose bible from inspiring English sources

For those whose bible remains stubbornly un-bashed, it's a line followed by: "His will is sovereign and always gets accomplished eventually, one way or the other".

"[America can be] a moral power," said Martin Luther King – on whose Bible Obama swore in as president – during the Vietnam war.

In 1523 Tyndale, whose Bible translation later influenced the authorised King James version, had graduated from Oxford and was working as a tutor in an aristocratic household back in his native Gloucestershire.

"Most game buyers don't want to have to learn from scratch a game they've never heard of," said Rob Anderson, president of Cactus Game Design in Hayesville, N.C., whose Bible editions of the secular games Scattergories and Outburst have doubled in sales since 2001.

"In the 19th century, people died in the Bible wars over the idea of whose Bible would be read".

Indeed, before we even ask, "What does the Bible say?" we need to ask, "Whose Bible?" Canons - and so, cannons - differ among various Christian churches as well as between Jews and Christians, as do translations.

He spoke of meditations on the inner lives of Abraham Lincoln and the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., whose Bibles he used during his second inauguration less than three weeks ago.

Alter cites Fox as the outstanding exception to the general trend of a blandly readable English Bible — an extremist after Martin Buber and Franz Rosenzweig, whose German Bible "flaunts Hebrew etymologies, preserves nearly all repetitions of Hebrew terms, and invents German words".

Raichlen - whose Barbecue Bible cookbook series has been translated into 17 languages and has sold more than 5 million copies - is here to help.

Trump "has been more a victim than a victimizer", she says, a clumsy rewording of "more sinned against than sinning", which is likely a tactically poor phrasing to use when addressing a candidate whose favorite Bible passage comes from "Corinthians: The Deuce".

And he has resigned himself to making frosty midnight bathroom trips to the adjacent Methodist church, whose waterlogged Bibles and pews have been removed to allow for repairs.