Sentences with phrase «wretched sinners»
The phrase "wretched sinners" refers to people who are seen as very bad or sinful. Full definition
For this reason, if God, the holiest and most righteous of all, did not withhold grace and mercy from wretched sinners, surely we can not turn around and hold the sins of our parents over their heads, no matter how difficult this may be and no matter how we've suffered.
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I always find it sad when I hear Christians express their view of themselves and fellow man as broken wretched sinners.
To love and forgive a wicked, rebellious, wayward, wretched sinner, or to continue forgiving somebody who has been declared righteous by God and who has been identified with Jesus Christ in His death and resurrection?
He saved a wretched sinner such as I and restored me from the havoc of sin's consequences.
Thankfully, as the theory goes, just when God was demanding that all of us wretched sinners open our veins for God to appease His wrath toward us, Jesus stepped up and said, «I'll take the bullet.
Jesus doesn't care that Levi is wretched sinner.
Jesus doesn't care that Levi is a wretched sinner.
Oh, I'm a filthy, wretched sinner.