Sentences with phrase «single verse»

He used single verses, or parts of verses, as if they proved what he was saying, though they did not.

Similarly, people like the author of this article will pick apart single verses in the Bible as a political weapon — it goes both ways.

Frankly, this seems to be an awful lot to read into one single verse which says nothing other than that «God made tunics of skin, and clothed them.»

Quote one single verse where Jesus clearly repeals the Law as clearly as he upholds the Law in Matthew 5:17 - 19.

It is not by accident that John 3:16 has become, world wide, the most beloved and familiar single verse in the Bible.

As I recall there is only 1 single verse in the entire Bible that suggests the rapture will happen.

Then we have those pesky elephants: Elephants are mentioned twice in a single verse in the earliest Book of Mormon record, the Book of Ether.

@ Doc, again you can't take a single verse out of context.

So here you quote a single verse that makes four claims about me, three of which I know to be flat - out lies and the fourth condemning a practice that is lauded repeatedly elsewhere in the same book (loving people).

You can hide behind a single verse from Matthew to make yourself feel better, but the truth is that you're an ungrateful person and Judas to those who risked all to save you.

But if I remember correctly, there is no single verse in the Bible which says that God chooses someone for «eternal life.»

Every single verse if you took the time to check refers to times when the muslims were attacked.

I've searched the Gospel writings and have found a single verse telling all who have found it as to the true and literal location of God's Kingdomly Domains!

I respect his education and passion in regards to religion and his being a scholar and author, but anyone can take a single verse out of the bible and attempt to give it individual meaning.

I found it easier to read than Strongs in that it gives passages rather than a single verse or phrase.

- Religious traditions can not be judged on the basis of a single verse or passage present in their respective holy Book.

Almost every single verse in Romans 8:29 - 39 has something to say about our security as believers in Jesus, which can be seen in three parts.

There is not a single verse in the Bible where salvation is mindless or bodiless.

Behind every single verse of this chapter is a longing and a desire to know God and love God.

As we read through Psalm 119, behind every single verse is a passion for God.

I remember the days when I obsessed about every single verse and my obedience to it.

The SBC would be better advised to get to know people as they are rather than try to force them into some mold that conforms to a pet misreading of a single verse of scripture.

This set includes an introduction to scholarship and looks at every single verse and word in the Bible, discusses their origins and possible meanings from various points of view.

But # 5 only considered a single verse, one representative of how rock espouses pacifism (when it does), or more accurately, of how it espouses «anti-war-ism.»

One of the finest expressions of this spirit ever given us is contained in a single verse of Tennyson's ascription to the Queen: «O Loyal to the royal in thyself.»

John compresses into a single verse what the synoptics devote most of their narratives in describing, that is, Jesus» Galilean ministry.

There is not a single verse anywhere which says attending church is an indication of spiritual health or that God is using you in mighty ways.

In every single verse, she magnifies the Lord, and praises His name, and tells of all that He has done.

So far, in the last two weeks, I have logged over 20 hours just studying this one single verse.

It was in the context of calling people to remember to interpret the Koran through the «scholarly tradition called «tafseer»... (with its) basic rule: A single verse or passage can not be understood in itself: it has to be evaluated according to the general goal and principles of the holy text, and the way it was implemented by the prophet.»

= > Literally in the sense of taking a single verse out of context and attempting to erroneously make it into something else, no.

The psalmists, on the other hand, could do it within the confines of a single verse.

I remember sitting in the pew of my church as a young girl while the pastor preached a whole sermon on this single verse.