Sentences with phrase «death of one's enemies»

In the most interesting of ways the game subjects you to rapid fire shooting, the constant death of enemies -LSB-...]

Aside from the aforementioned change in environments due to changes in narration the Gunslinger also adds to the visuals by details such as splatter of blood and mud on screen, heat effect in dessert, bullet shot rip on screen, leaking barrels due to gunshot damage and blood splashes indicating death of an enemy.

I refused to be directly responsible for the death of my enemies, since I was commanded to love them.

Clearly, the Twelve struggled to conceive of a kingdom that would begin not with the death of their enemies, but with the death of their friend.

We should remember that «Christian» generals and heads of state have routinely thanked God for the deaths of their enemies, and that the persecutors of 1569 undoubtedly thanked God for the capture and death of the «heretic» Dirk Willems.

Fortunately, I've learned the hard way that it's best to wait before reacting to big news online, and so after some reflection my public response went like this: «Trying to keep in mind that how I respond to the death of my enemies says as much about me as it does about my enemies.»

This is fine when we're talking about American Idol or Harry Potter, but it's probably not the best medium for discussing the eternal destiny of the un-evangelized or the Christian response to the death of an enemy.

He dies the death of an enemy of the state, horribly crucified at the hands of the occupying Romans.

The way we have reacted to the death of our enemy says something about us; we must remember that when we have an enemy we make ourselves into an enemy as well, and we were horrified when our enemies celebrated in the streets because of 9/11 and yet now we are behaving the same way.

That God looks like Jesus Christ, as one who would rather die for His enemies than call for the death of His enemies.

I can just imagine Jesus taking from the poor to give to the wealthy; applauding and celebrating the death of an enemy; advocating no health care for millions; having extramarital affairs... could go on and on.

Though we recognize, and even condemn, the bad behavior of some groups within Christianity, and though we see how certain passages from a bloody Bible and certain ideas from traditional theology can lead these Christians to think that calling for the death of their enemies in truly within God's will, few Christians have actually found a way out of the dilemma posed by the blood of Jesus.

Much to our shock and chagrin, the non-Christian who follows his or her own heart into love for all people might be doing a better job worshipping the God revealed in Jesus Christ than the Christian who quotes Scripture and prays to God for the death of our enemies.

Rather than live in love and forgiveness toward others, we will cry out for the death of our enemies, and will demand that «justice» be obtained through the price of bloody vengeance upon all who oppose us.