Sentences with phrase «crucified if»

Despite the consistent growth, I'm always conscious how highly - rated shares can get crucified if results fail to deliver — the best I can manage to award is a 20 P / E.

Ford was acutely aware it needed to deliver more than a cosmetically enhanced special - edition («They would've crucified us if we'd done a sticker kit,» said chief engineer David Burn), and both Sprints show a depth of local engineering capability that should live on in the product development of imported Fords to come.

The film casts Argento as Sarah, a sleazy former prostitute who has just regained custody of her son Jeremiah - though it's clear that she's in no state to be raising a child (she convinces Jeremiah that he'll be crucified if he attempts to go back to his foster parents).

Malone has a tough decision and will no doubt be crucified if it goes awry..

His «owner» could have had him crucified if he so wished.

It was Pilate at the time they cried for Him to be crucified if He were king of the jews.

Why do you think he was crucified if he was just a nice guy doing good things?

You have my permission to crucify him if for some reason he is suddenly unfit to start against Leicester on Friday 11th August.

Don't crucify them if they aren't perfect.

Nobody will crucify you if you will pull the car out the road.

Not exact matches

so if the average lifespan of someone around that time was about 40 years old, and Jesus was supposed to have be crucified on 33ad, then it is unlikely John was even alive in 70 AD, and why did it take him until 70 ad to write anything?

I sometimes hesitate to share it because I'm not sure if I have the knowledge or words to make my point but I guess I can stand with Paul when he said, «I decided to know nothing among you, except Jesus Christ and him crucified.

If Jews had carried the execution out he would probably have been stoned to death, not crucified.

If this was a white president, they would vilify and crucify him for going against the will of God.

You Said:» If your kind spent a year or two in the middle east harrassing Mahmoud Ahmadinejad or King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, everyone one of you would have been strung up and crucified in the streets of Mecca or Bengazi, by now.»

If we are to believe the usual narrative, it was the Romans who did the crucifying.

If not for Judas, he wouldn't have been crucified and we'd all be damned for eternity, right?

«If Jesus was just a soft moral teacher who taught us to love one another and petted little babies, the Romans wouldn't have crucified him,» Litfin says.

Good article but there was a slight mistake I think... «If Jesus was just a soft moral teacher who taught us to love one another and petted little babies, the Romans wouldn't have crucified him....

If he had not choosen to betray Jesus was there going to be another situation so Jesus would be crucified?

And Luther answers: If it is really God, then He will crucify and torture you as He did Christ, your pattern, and thus leave you no reason to cling to Him except for His own sweet sake.

This is great, but if you really want to see what what God's love looks like, look to Jesus dying on a cross for the sins of the world, including the sins of those who are whipping his back and legs until his skin is gone and then laying that back on a rough and splintery wooden cross to crucify him, and continuing the torture until he's unrecognizable as a human being.

Without a relationship with Jesus you do not enter Heaven, im sorry if you think me bigoted, narrow minded or unenlightened but that is the truth, you know, the kind of truth that the rabble have a propensity for crucifying those who speak it?

The mercy of the Lord laying His life down for us covers all sins if we believe that He is the Son of G - d and was crucified dead and buried and on the 3rd day rose from the grave... this happened over 2,000 years ago He saved then and He save now.

In fact Jesus himself is claimed to have said «take up the cross»... if the cross didn't gain meaning until Jesus was crucified than why would it have had meaning while he was living?

Jon unfortunately if you don't believe in certain things you could be hung, stoned to death, burned alive, chopped up with an axe, drowned, crucified, shot, stabbed or how about this; be in a building when a plane flies into it.

If you seek an example of humility, look upon the crucified one, for God wished to be judged by Pontius Pilate and to die.

If Jesus had been hanged instead of crucified would Christians revere the hangman's noose as a religious symbol?

If this is the «good news» we preach, then the true beauty of a crucified and risen King will become covered in the fog of a man - made, pharisaical «don't drink» gospel.»

You may think he was not the Son of God, if so I ask you this, would you be willing to be crucified for a «parlor trick»?

If you think Christ was the first person to be born to a virgin mother, have 12 apostles and be crucified you might want to read up on Horus.

What if Judas recovered from his delirium only to hear that while he was desperately ill Jesus had been crucified and was resurrected?

«For it is impossible for those who were once enlightened, and have tasted the heavenly gift, and have become partakers of the Holy Spirit, and have tasted the good word of God and the powers of the age to come, if they fall away, to renew them again to repentance, since they crucify again for themselves the Son of God, and put Him to an open shame.»

Hebrews 6 is pointing out the impossibility of losing your salvation because if you did lose it that would mean Jesus would have to be crucified again if you wanted to get your salvation back.

If you determine how true something is by leaving out everything that isn't Jesus Christ and him Crucified then I'm afraid you are merely looking for confirmation of your own bias.

Love crucifies self (if need be) to become or do what is best for others in any context.

For the salvation of the human race, Jesus had to be given up, yet, as St. Paul writes, if the rulers of this world had known him, they would not have crucified the Lord of glory.

If that doesn't sound like your Christianity, it's because you weren't listening when Jesus said we are supposed to be hated by everyone, including our unbelieving family members, and that we are supposed to be persecuted and despised and called bad names and crucified every single day for telling the truth about who He is — the reason He was crucified.

If they are true believers and not riding some particular hobby horse they must surely say that everything has remained the same that is really necessary for life as well as for death: the crucified and risen Christ, his grace, baptism, the true body and blood of the Lord in the Eucharist, the forgiveness of sins, the expectation of eternal life, the ancient dogma binding on all, the one commandment of the love of God and our neighbour.

If Jesus was crucified on Thursday (Nisan 14), that would place Palm Sunday on Nisan 10 which is the day set forth in the original Passover law as the day that the people chose their Passover Lamb.

But if Jesus was crucified on Thursday, then the next day was not the Sabbath, right?

If he had said to not pay taxes, they would have arrested him on the spot and probably crucified or tortured him that much earlier.

If Jesus ever existed, and was crucified, He was not resurrected.

He was crucified for blasphemy and political sedition — what is that, if not questioning authority?

Tell your Palestinian Super Hero that if he ever finds the courage to come back, we will simply crucify him again

Jesus could have made a bigger impact on history if he had just gone back to the Roman Courts after he rose from the grave, and asked them to crucified him again..

If we have been crucified with Christ and have been raised from death of sin and flesh then we are a new creation in Christ Jesus and have been given new Life.

Writing in The Independent, she lamented that «If Jesus had been tortured and crucified today, photos would be online within seconds, along with jokes...

And here is the clincher: «If a composer like God creates the opera of our world and puts the crucified and risen Son at its center, there must be no faultfinding and wondering if God could not have made it better,&raquIf a composer like God creates the opera of our world and puts the crucified and risen Son at its center, there must be no faultfinding and wondering if God could not have made it better,&raquif God could not have made it better,»

I guess if you aren't an evangelical Christian, you aren't a Christian... reminds me of the Pharisees who didn't believe the words of Jesus, who wanted to have him crucified... what do you think HIS take would be on this issue of who is a Christian and who isn't??