Sentences with phrase «get roman»

If it doesn't get Roman over, at least it kills beach balls with the crowd.

In addition to straight bits, you get a roman ogee, a V - groove bit, a dovetail bit and more.

Its almost like Braun would fit in going for the Universal on RAW but we're too busy still trying to get Roman over with the fans

So, we get Roman Reigns vs. Brock Lesnar for the WWE Universal Championship at WrestleMania 34.

They've not been sacrificing to get Roman over at all costs for years now.

(By the way, if you have a presentation of the Gospel which never gets the Romans 6:1 objection, then I submit to you that you are probably not teaching the same Gospel Paul was.

The temple priests couldn't do it, so they got the Romans to do it.

He mocked Rome, basically from a flanking position to try to keep them from coming after him, but eventually, he went a bit overboard and got the Romans angry with him.

Hannah ended up getting Roman a cool jacket for Halloween, although I am pretty sure she'll have her wear it as much as possible.

The company's clear goal seems to be getting Roman healthy so he can lead RAW's siege since you have to keep him looking strong AT ALL TIMES!!!

It's about getting Roman over in a different way, the way that Austin, Rock, and Cena did: being the company's torchbearer.

It's not about getting Roman over.

Arsenal have been watching Cech for a while, and ignoring the difficulty of getting Roman Abramovich to strengthen a rival, it makes sense for Cech.

And have you not got a Roman chair yet?

I originally planned on getting roman shades for those as well, but then decided that room really needed some soft elements and went with full - length draperies instead.

Not exact matches

Carlos Roman, the general manager at Tina's, says he can't get information either, even from the cops who are his new patrons.

I chose the one year Executive MBA program primarily because I believe that Roman has probably got one of the best reputations, certainly in the Toronto area, for an Executive MBA program.

Timothée Chalamet, «Call Me by Your Name» Daniel Day - Lewis, «Phantom Thread» Daniel Kaluuya, «Get Out» Gary Oldman, «Darkest Hour» Denzel Washington, «Roman J. Israel, Esq..»

This article got me wondering what would've happened if Roman mythology was still prevalent today.

So, my advice to you my brother, spread the Good News of our Lord Jesus Christ (Roman 1:16) and His First Commandment (John 13:34) so people can get saved!

Read Rodney Stark's «The Rise of Christianity» to get a realistic view of the radical changes Christianity brought about in the Roman Empire... many of which are * assumed * as rights in modern Western Civilization.

If I worked at NASA and insisted that the expedition to Saturn should reveal evidence of the ancient Greek or Roman gods, and kept insisting that the data supported that mythology, I'd expect to be told (first) to stop preaching about it at work, and then get fired if I kept doing it.

C. Dick Dawkins thanks mild pedophilia is ok and that the Roman Catholic Church is perhaps getting a bad rap.

«So let me get this straight, you are a Yale professor based 100 % on your acceptance of Greco - Roman Jewish mythology and Dark Ages superst.itions as fact?»

This happened also when Constantine made Christianity the religion of the Roman Empire and needed to modify it to get everyone to accept it.

A Roman soldier seduced a young Jewish girl or an all mighty creator of the universe got Him some?

Newton also live during a time in the UK that if you dissed the Roman myth or its god you would get an opportunity to be take back any anti-god statements under extreme torture or find yourself tied to pole in the town square with a nice roaring fire surrounding you.

There were also the Hussite Wars from 1419 to circa 1434 in which the Roman Catholic Church went to war against followers of Jan Hus, a priest, philosopher, and master at Charles University in Prague who had tried to reform the Church, condemning its sale of indulgences, which were the equivalent of a «get out of jail» card in the game of Monopoly in that the Church sold them as a means for believers to get out of Purgatory.

We got rid of the Sun gods, the rain gods, the cult of Mithrias is gone, all the gods in Norse, Greek, Roman, Egyptian mythologies have been disavowed.

They also had the problem of converting pagans to their faith, given that the reward promised for following Mosaic Law was that the Jews got to live and prosper in the Promised Land (hardly an incentive for your average Greco - Roman pagan).

And when one did get used in a story (by Peter on a Roman guard) â $ «Jesus â $ ˜healedâ $ ™ his enemy â $ «not struck him down.

According to some folks, getting parts of Leviticus or Romans within 6 inches of the site of intended application will make it spontaneously ignite.

This little incident from the gospels is THE reason the Roman occupation was convinced to get rid of this insurrectionist, by the Jewish authorities.

The two Roman soldiers cast lots over who got his clothes.

What do you think is more likely, that Mary was seduced by a Roman soldier, or that an all mighty god got him some?

If we were supposed to focus on a war, then Paul would have used his roman citizenship to get into the army, and save the whole army, and thy would have ruled the world by God's power.

We get saved within a culture, The culture of that day was the Roman empire, and they had slaves.

Imagine a Roman citizen going and signing up for the army, getting the brand on his shoulder, and then being told, «Go have fun.

The Romans back in the days of the Roman Empire called that region of Europe HISPANIA, just like they called another region GERMANIA from which you get Germany and Germans.

But a quick review of the persecution dished out by Roman Catholicism to the reformation should get rid of that.

It is true that Wesley had his Aldersgate experience under the influence of a public reading of Luther's preface to the commentary on the epistle to the Romans, but when he got around to reading the commentary he found Luther blasphemous in his treatment of law, works, and reason.

That's why the Late Roman Emperors got baptized on their death beds.

Then some bloodthirsty maniac Roman emperors made everybody say they believed the stupid stories, or else they'd get their heads chopped off.

Romans 8:1 we are made righteous by faith in Christ not by us turning from sin that would be working for it and Jesus wouldnt get the Glory we would and because we did nt achieve it we can never lose our righteousness even in the midst of our sin!

The parties praising Bacchus got so debauched that the Roman Senate outlawed His festivals in 186BCE.

What He would have you do is get saved by following Romans 10: 9 - 10

I suspected I'd get a little pushback from fellow Christians who hold a complementarian perspective on gender, (a position that requires women to submit to male leadership in the home and church, and often appeals to «biblical womanhood» for support), but I had hoped — perhaps naively — that the book would generate a vigorous, healthy debate about things like the Greco Roman household codes found in the epistles of Peter and Paul, about the meaning of the Hebrew word ezer or the Greek word for deacon, about the Paul's line of argumentation in 1 Timothy 2 and 1 Corinthians 11, about our hermeneutical presuppositions and how they are influenced by our own culture, and about what we really mean when we talk about «biblical womanhood» — all issues I address quite seriously in the book, but which have yet to be engaged by complementarian critics.

But at least she gets this right: «Brideshead mattered so much to Evelyn because he put so much of himself into it: his distance from his father, his sentimental education of Oxford, his early love affairs, his initiation into the aristocratic world of the Lygons [model for the novel's Marchmain family], his conversion to Roman Catholicism, his abortive love affair with the Army....

I don't get how you read something like Acts or Romans or Galatians where it's the norm for this type of stuff and then you invent a million doctrines to give yourself an excuse for not having the faith to step out and do these things.

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