Sentences with phrase «healing of the nations»

Among those attending the event were Bobby Ghosh, TIME Magazine's world editor, veterans Fahad Khan and Matt Gallagher, and Rev. Dr. James A. Forbes, Jr., of the Healing of the Nations Foundation, who delivered a healing prayer before inviting all interfaith leaders to the front of the chapel to link hands as a sign of solidarity.

Yet God's calling to us and to all is to seek the healing of the nations and of persons, indeed, wherever there is separation, enmity, and isolation, God is at work and is calling us to seek those conditions that make for peace and that build up communities of mutuality.

We need to remember that enjoying intimacy with God requires extending invitation to his world; that the stream of life that flows out from the Ezekiel temple is for the healing of the nations.

Rev 22:1 - 2 — Then he showed me the river of the water of life, bright as crystal, flowing from the throne of God and of the Lamb through the middle of the street of the city; also, on either side of the river, the tree of life with its twelve kinds of fruit, yielding its fruit each month; and the leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations.

She told of streets of gold, and the gates and walls made of precious stones; of the river of life, pure as crystal, upon whose banks is the tree whose leaves shall be for the healing of the nations.

For the Kingdom to come, for oaks of righteousness to tower, for leaves to blossom for the healing of the nations, for swords to be beaten into ploughshares, for joy to come in the morning, and for redemption.

It bears twelve kinds of fruit, one for each month, and its leaves are for the healing of the nations (Rev. 22:2).

It is this absolutely righteous and infinitely compassionate God who is even now putting forth his power for the judging and the healing of the nations.

A focus on our common relationship in heaven helps us find synthesis in the catholic (universal) church that is commissioned to move alongside suffering communities into redemption and the healing of the nations.

We must continue to condemn and eradicate racism for many reasons: for the protection of the continually violated rights of Indigenous people; for the health of so many Indigenous people who experience racism; for Indigenous children's pride in identity and culture; and for the healing of our nation.