Sentence examples for works of love from inspiring English sources
The first half of Works of Love is a sustained reflection on the biblical commandment "You shall love your neighbour as yourself" (Matthew 22 36).
Faith, the inward God-relation, must show itself outwardly in works of love.
In his "Works of Love," Kierkegaard remarks that all talk about the spirit has to be metaphorical.
The other, larger category consists of films that are still seeking distributors, usually works of love made on a shoestring and the hope that lightning will strike.
Mr. Turab is the latest in a long roll call of poets cherished in Afghanistan, among the most famous of them Rumi, the Sufi mystic whose works of love and faith remain popular across the world.
But several texts, most notably Kjerlighedens gjerninger (1847; Works of Love), Training in Christianity, Til selvprøvelse (1851; For Self-Examination), and Dømmer selv! (1851; Judge for Yourselves!), go beyond Religiousness B to what might be called "Religiousness C".
How do you keep loving and putting your heart into the work of love?
Parenthood is a sacred work of love.
"It was a work of love," he said.
It was, for Mr. Werdyger, a work of love and zeal.
It's a work of love, and arouses strong loyalty among the shop's customers.
