Sentence examples for work of redemption from inspiring English sources

It is a weird – and wired – work of redemption.

Soto calls himself Proof — of God's work, of redemption, he cautiously hopes.

Mr Hibbert's noble work of redemption is an uphill struggle, but he nearly gets there.On the positive side, the king was unusually cultured.

What Luther rejected was the notion that there was a uniquely "Christian" approach to these realms; uniquely Christian, Luther insisted, was only that which pertained to Jesus' salvational work of redemption.

As Kershaw says, "The rise from the depths of national degradation to the heights of national greatness seemed for so many (as propaganda never ceased to trumpet) to be a near miracle -- a work of redemption brought about by the unique genius of the Fhrer".

For it is in his work of redemption that God's sovereignty, holiness, and splendor are most fully displayed.

For all the monstrosity, Buford makes a case for her subject as a man of dignity who, although coarsened and corrupted by the Hollywood process, achieved by effort and hard work some kind of redemption.

(Fox Home Video, $14.98) The Quiet Man John Ford, 1952 Set in an emerald Ireland of fond imagination, very far from the dark and claustrophobic Dublin of "The Informer," Ford's last Oscar-winning job of direction is one of his most optimistic works, a fable of redemption and rebirth in the guise of a Technicolor fantasy.

Franz Rosenzweig (1886 1929) published his main philosophical work, Der Stern der Erlösung (The Star of Redemption), in 1921.

I couldn't find any hope.' To Larry Clark's credit, there is always a glimmer of hope in his work, the fleeting chance of redemption.

"The reason I do this work I do is that I really care about politics and people and public policy," he said in one of several interviews, scornfully dismissing questions about whether his global AIDS work is a form of redemption for what he failed to accomplish on the issue as president, or for the Monica Lewinsky scandal.