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How to use testament in a sentence

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Keith's achievements have made him something of a role model, bearing testament to the fact that his disability is incidental to his life.
Deuteronomy is cast as the last testament of Moses to the people, prior to his death and the entry of the people into the Land under Joshua.
It was testament to his courage and fighting spirit that the champion finished the fight on his feet.
It's a testament to the moral bankruptcy of our business leaders that they are not.
The theoretic coherence of their visionary practice is a testament to its reality.
His amazing story, from historic pitched battles to prisoner-of-war experience, easily supports that testament.
It's his masterwork, a testament to his love affair and a journey into moral territories that his late wife could only have approved of.
At this, about a dozen spitballs and crumpled up paper wads made their way towards the girl, testament to the highly bored and volatile class.
It is a testament to the importance of varied personal experiences as a means of finding meaning in life.
Henry Jekyll's own final testament adds one small detail, which has been eagerly seized on by film-makers.
The conversations were a testament to Joel's pipeline of information and the esteem in which he was held.
His face was smooth and beardless, a testament to his youth, with high cheekbones and a delicate looking nose and mouth.
The mangled metal frames of what were once York phone boxes are testament to a new, and potentially lethal, craze.
That they are even close to setting a defensive record is testament to their turn-around in fortunes this season.
That's a testament to the starting pitchers and to the bullpen's ability to hold leads.
It costs about the same as a Freelander new but tends to hold its value better, a testament to its build quality.
It could have been a testament to the horror of war and the need for love and compassion.
Properly completed bequeathal forms have legal status, a formal last will and testament is not required.
It's all a testament to the spendy tastes and fiercely pro-urban character of the people who live in this part of town.
The fact that she was one the lesser annoying parts of the movie is a testament to how biblically horrible the movie is.
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Learned scholars write massive treatises on contract changes, a testament to this general sense of ambiguity.
And that lies in the simple fact that his very existence is a testament to the indestructible pluralism of our country.
According to her husband's testament, the lady was returned her dowry and was given the usufruct of her husband's landed property.
Rather, the old testament looks like their text, with its vengeful God, its tribal bloodbaths and its focus on the Israelites.
Her return to health is a testament to her unwavering resolve and will to live.
It places itself, as witness, before a regime that wishes its behavior to remain hidden, secret, undiscussed, and without testament.
The items in the museum's catalogue in their very inclusiveness are a testament to human acquisitiveness.
The two Pacific white-sided dolphins riding the bow wave of our boat are a paean to power and a testament to biomechanical efficiency.
Later, in a remarkable and rare testament to sporting immortality, he gave his name to an entire housing development.
A testament to the high respect in which he was held was seen in the large attendance at his wake, removal and burial.
Like Indigenous dot paintings, these canvases are a testament to hours of work.
Yes, the insipidness of some of the exhibits are testament to creativity by committee.
He left the sum of nine hundred and fifty thousand Pounds Sterling to you in the codicil and last testament to his will.
His death, still defiant, still beyond the reach of the infidel, with a video testament to follow, would be just the job.
It is a testament to the jury that they refused to be part of the attempt to railroad innocent men to jail.
The real leader is the drummer who makes a super testament to rock, full of passion and rapier wit.
This is testified not only in the Synoptics, but also in John, the new testament letters, Josephus, and Tacitus.
His whole farm is a testament to the rich agricultural heritage of Gloucestershire.
His aim was perfect at five hundred metres, a testament to the hours of practice he put himself through.
Retelling stories from both the Old and New Testaments, The Brick Testament uses Lego to do the Lord's work.
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The question is posed regardless of whether a theology of the Old Testament is explicitly concerned with the relation between the two Testaments.
In fact, if anything, that's a bit of a testament to my ability to manage finances.
I think this is a testament to his classroom method, which was questioning, rather than declarative.
That the administration had to handle it so carefully is a testament to how much the issue ties them in knots.
It was a testament to love that knows no bounds that my wife stuck with me for the three years we lived there.
Your guilty conscience is a testament to your unfailing virtue, of which you should be proud.
The emphatic result was testament to his ability to challenge and expose the political classes and take the people along with him.
The sheer scale of this monument stands as testament to his skills in commanding the material and human resources of his country.
The large congregation present at both removal and burial was testament to the respect in which David and his family are held.
If anything I think that speaks as a testament to the power of the cinematic medium.
If you change your will without retrieving the one that was filed, the newer last will and testament will control the disposition of your estate.
The real leader is the drummer who makes a super-duper testament to rock, full of passion and rapier wit.
In remaining loyal to the facts and avoiding unnecessary embroidery, the story stands as a testament to the human spirit.
Gerald's new life is a testament to his independence, but he is able to return home any time he wishes.
The gift was a light-hearted testament to his ability to navigate both sides of this nation's racial divide.
But it's a testament to his totemic presence and charisma that he's entirely convincing.
This answer is a testament to Helen's sense of distance from human embodiment.
Tom Crean's story, a testament of human fortitude against all the elements of Antartica is brought to life in this dramatic solo performance.
The Rotary International president said that the conference's enormous turnout was a testament to Rotarians' commitment to the cause of peace.
It is a testament to his consummate artistry that Hunt's oeuvre does not become repetitive.
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That Turturro can be convincing both as a Russian chess master and a Mississippi hayseed is a testament to his versatility as a performer.
The subsequent detonation of a nuclear device in 1974 was testament to the strengthening of India's nuclear options.
One example would be his last testament in court, in which he repeatedly accuses Gandhi of flouting the canons of secular statecraft.
The island's only stately home is a testament to the grandeur of days gone by.
The awards honour girls whose lives are a testament to the bravery and good works of Britain's teenagers.
Their current position in the table is a testament to the kind of hard work, patience and stability that is very rare in football nowadays.
Yet Seferis survived all this, and the lyrical anguish of the poetry is his testament.
It is his signature, his philosophy and shtick, his declaration that love conquers all, a testament to the gaudiness and foreignness of romance.
It's a testament to the power of this one magician that so much energy is spent refuting him.
The success of our initiative is testament to the high quality calibre of the producers in our region.
The large attendance at both Requiem and burial were testament to the respect in which Maura and the family is held.
In its writhing poses, the Massacre, in particular, stands out as testament to Bonifacio's avant-garde enthusiasm for Mannerism.
Stewart's pained expression was frightening testament to the quality and precision of Hatton's work.
Sales in excess of 6 million units are a testament to the impact made by this game on gamers worldwide.
His balding head is a testament to the hard work involved in providing New Yorkers with fresh produce, he said.
As the last surviving reference to Jacopa della Frascha, this will may well mark her final testament on her death.
It has now been over seven years since Keith's death and his last will and testament has still not been honoured.
His last Will and testament attempted to anticipate possible conflicts among the heirs.
The fact that he is continuing with his work is certainly a testament to his spirit and to his fortitude.
If the executors come and the testament is proved, the claimant shall have seisin of the property.
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The documents range from Lord Halifax's family archives to Charlotte Bronte's final testament, to humble title deeds.
In her last will and testament she left her assets equally to her husband and her children, being one quarter share each.
It is a testament to the book's quality that one can disagree with its thesis while thoroughly enjoying its argument and prose.
There's plenty of research now which bears testament to the fact that our emotions can have far-reaching consequences for our physical health.
Franklin worked wonders with the company, producing a corps de ballet that truly looked like one body moving, a testament to Franklin's keen eye.
They respond with some fine, committed playing, a testament to the fine quality of this orchestra.
This 1972 short serves as a worthy testament to Larkin's endless imagination and mastery of movement and composition.
The fact that this film is still as affecting 25 years on, is only testament to its quality.
That she goes on to prove this claim convincingly is a testament to the effectiveness of her method.
The perilous trials observed by all involved in order to organize this event constitute another testament to the enduring appeal of the bard.
The sportsmanship amongst the players was absolutely marvellous and the whole event was a testament to how popular snooker remains.
The tale is a testament to the fact that the past cannot be reclaimed once lost.
If this is true, it is a testament to the fact that advances in technology do not always represent progress for humankind.
This production of Big Love is a testament to the quality of SFU's theatre program.
Against this background, itself a testament to endeavour, the modern objects testify to the great diversity of invention and to human creativity.
But Kimbrough's music is what this compilation is all about, and this tribute is a testament to the power of his songwriting.
Belinda is a very courageous person and she is testament to the fact that people do survive cancer.
It is a testament to the quality of the actors that they were able to wring rudimentary sympathy out of this stupefying script.
Over the years, he constructed some magnificent stone walls around the county, which bear testament to his gifted craftsmanship in hard landscaping.
It was a testament to the public's thirst for trivia and anecdote.
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Dave's body was now a shredded 235-pound testament to fevered training.
The strength of the customer base is testament to the product quality.
The success of the album, which is only available online, is a testament to the power of the Internet.
The continued life of Acadian culture, now largely based in New Brunswick but reaching as far as its diaspora travels, is a testament to the show's message.
The fact that this year's panto at the Brewery is such a resounding success is testament to either Sam's amazing powers of recall or his ability under pressure or both!
It's a testament to the professionalism of the engineers that they kept the aircraft airworthy in the field, where hot dusty conditions plagued the helicopters day after day.
It's a testament to this book's unusual ability to straddle fantasy and literary realms that this moment creates a real knot of emotion in the reader's chest.
Sikelianos attempts to untangle some complex knots in this book, and it is a testament to her writerly scope that she succeeds in doing so with wit and humor.
The battle to secure that funding is testament to the difficulty in making truly independent movies.
We held a school service as a testament to her life and her life's work.
The codicil of the Law was added to the testament that God established with Abraham and his lineal descendant in order to awaken human consciousness to the reality of sin.
Francine Prose, in a testament to her talents, has managed to create a wartime saga that is both original and epic.
It's a testament to the writers, then, and to the actor's loopily charismatic performance, that Vincent comes off as charming and magnetic as he does.
Their story is told in sacred writings of the biblical period, although the two books of the same name are not officially a part of either testament.
The fact that no paperback followed the hardback was a testament to the bad blood between Jackson and the publisher.
His staying power is a testament to the poptimist adage that if someone likes something, it must have some merit.
The speed with which the parliament was not merely established but also assimilated into everyday Scots life is a testament to the acuity of his observation.
His testament was drawn up on 26 May 1349 and received probate on 8 June.
As well as thanking the Royal Hospital for Nigel's excellent care, Sue also wants the marathon to serve as a testament to the courage of her friends.
Both the Coach and Horses, in High Street and The Hope, in West Street, are both still serving today and stand as a testament to the area's lively heritage.
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It will stand as a testament to their importance in the world of music.
The legal gymnastics necessary to create such impenetrable networks is a testament to the ingenuity of well-paid attorneys.
The fact that the series even went the distance certainly serves as a testament to the vast improvement that UW has undergone in the past two seasons.
But it also is a testament to how much she is, and how much we all are, too.
The fish have been shoaled in the shallower, faster, water downstream of the numerous weirs that bear testament to the river's industrial heritage.
Her bending body evoked wordless memories of love and life, her supple arms gave meaning to nameless emotions, and her springing legs bore testament to perfection.
Katherine said that no man has ever treated her as well as Jake has, which either is a testament to Jake's solicitude or a condemnation of her previous relationships.
But while the work has caused some controversy since its premiere in 1999, the sparely staged Tongue is ultimately a testament to the power of understanding.
Mia Farrow has the task of playing a semi-talented bubblehead, and it is a testament to her genuine acting skill that she generates our sympathy for Sally White.
He is the only man to have been awarded five stars on the Hollywood Walk of fame and this collection is a worthy testament to his singing talents.
As a codicil it does not annul the testament or cancel the promises.
His dark, ominous eyes bore testament to the fact that he was dangerous.
Caravans tied to the ground with strong chains, and spume blowing over the causeways which link South and North Uist bear testament to the power of the wind and sea.
Guests dine and rub shoulders with working coffee farmers and, in an affirming testament to the honor system, are asked to log their own charges on a communal notepad.
That first handful of novels, slim as panatellas, are testament to that.
Some years ago, as noted above, a group of new testament scholars invited a group of secular and classical scholars to evaluate theories of synoptic dependence.
Skittle-shaped and with brown eyes twinkling, he jabbers away almost flirtatiously, a testament to the extraordinary energy that he invests in everything.
These messages that fill our screens, message boards and postbags are a testament to John and how he touched people's lives across many generations.
This success is testament to the hard work and commitment of all those who helped to bring the national folklife collection to this spectacular location.
He died of the plague between June and September 1596, after having declared in his testament that he wished to be buried in the church of the Franciscans of Laon.
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Skittle-shaped and with brown eyes twinkling, he gabbers away almost flirtatiously, a testament to the extraordinary energy that he invests in everything.
The testament this represents to the pervasiveness of geocaching is best understood when one considers that this tiny rural town is an hour away from the closest highway.
The slim, leather-bound book was printed in London in 1824 and contains details of the military commander's last will and testament in French and English.
Esther is one of the most neglected books of the Old Testament, certainly as far as commentaries are concerned.
In the 2nd Century AD the first four books of the New Testament were known as gospels.
The religious justification derives from the ban on graven images, common to the jealous God of the Old Testament and to Allah.
I think it's good when the Senator speaks of God and quotes Old Testament Scripture.
In the Old Testament all the recognized acrostics belong to the alphabetical type.
Church services are conducted in koine, a later form of ancient Greek in which the New Testament is written.
Oh right, some of the Gnostics identified the Demiurge with the Old Testament Hebrew god Yahweh.
Maybe you didn't know that rule is from the Old Testament and it means the Israelites were supposed to worship only Yahweh and not no other gods.
But throughout the Old Testament we find human beings coming to God and finding fellowship with him at altars where sacrifices were made.
It recognizes the Ten Commandments as eternal law and the Old Testament as Holy Writ.
The priest and the Levite who pass by unconcerned are the Old Testament law and prophets.
In the Old Testament, the law of Moses was given to the people on tablets of stone.
He is also noted as supervising a translation of the New Testament into English for a devout laywoman.
One was the restorationist impulse, the impulse to order contemporary church life as closely as possible to the life of New Testament churches.
Both the Visigoths and the Franks, in emulation of the Old Testament, anointed their kings with holy oil.
They are the descendants of the ancient Assyrians, who in Old Testament times controlled the largest empire in the Middle East.
Though it is little used today, especially since we have the completed Word of God, it was evident in the New Testament apostolic times.
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In an appendix to Volume 2, the author addresses the question of how people were saved in Old Testament times before the coming of Christ.
In New Testament language, he wants to partake of the bread of life and drink the living water.
In Old Testament times, blood from sacrificed animals was applied to certain vessels in the tabernacle or temple to make them holy for God's use.
But the full concept of salvation in the New Testament is deliverance from our present sins.
But the Talmud in its own way is just as radical in its reinterpretation of Scripture as is the New Testament.
The New Testament records that observant Judeans wore decorations called tassels on their garments.
Now the Old Testament is to be translated into Scots to give the story of the creation, Noah's ark and the Ten Commandments a Scottish accent.
Somehow, one can't help feeling that the vengeful Old Testament theatrics employed by him were, if less sophisticated, rather more arresting.
If nothing else, he calls on the church to theologize in its contemporary global context in dialogue with the theologies of the Old Testament.
Without once explicitly citing Israel's scriptures, it contains more allusions thereto than any other New Testament writing.
The equivalence values are based on the Old Testament use of bath as a liquid measurement.
No mad scientist film ever seemed to operate on such a direct and conscious level of Old Testament thunderousness.
The most the Old Testament writers hope for is a ripe old age ended by a quick and merciful death.
It is engraved in the centre with an Old Testament scene, surrounded by a broad band of mermen and sea monsters.
The language of the Septuagint influenced many of the writers of the New Testament.
The churches of the New Testament period had just the same problems as we do today.
He pointed to his wonderful deeds, which fulfilled the messianic prophecies of the Old Testament and were wrought by the power of God.
The Second Testament Judean writers used the Greek term eirene for shalom, possessing much the same meaning and usage to apply to the gospel.
Adoption in the New Testament is the central biblical image for entrance into the family of faith.
His biblically named accomplice whips up some Old Testament wrath on what sounds like a couple of kerosene cans.
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One of the clearest expressions of selective morality by Biblicists is shown in their approach to the Old Testament.
Not only is the plurality of God found in the Old Testament, but the members of the triunity are also defined.
This is true of modern English as surely as it was true of ancient languages, including the Greek in which the New Testament was written.
Soon, though, its songs take a turn towards William Blake and the Old Testament.
Once again, the New Testament as a whole testifies to the sinlessness of Jesus from his birth to this death.
In the New Testament, it is striking how those with an unclean spirit were able to recognise our Lord.
His religion was unsectarian and practical, his daily life founded on the New Testament.
An unusual aspect of Wingate's life was his unwavering support of Zionism nurtured perhaps by his unshakable belief in the Old Testament.
She had just found a New Testament hidden between her daughter's mattress and box spring.
In the Old Testament, two teenagers can't live together without one braining the other.
The New Testament injunctions to turn the other cheek and love thy neighbour were a great advance in civilisation.
The obvious problem of pseudonymity of New Testament books is only briefly considered.
Note that the Greek New Testament was originally written without punctuation or spaces between words.
I asked how they knew what Jesus exactly said and meant, since there had been so many translations and versions of the New Testament.
Since we left Hastings, Nathan's been sitting all alone, silently speed-reading the New Testament.
So Melchizedek is very important in spite of the fact that he is mentioned only twice in the Old Testament.
He is asked how he can square the bellicose God of the Old Testament with his ideas on peace and love.
The biblical narratives of the Old Testament together with other texts that never made it into the canon provide useful background.
Many Baptists believe that within the biblical canon, the twenty-seven books of the New Testament are preeminent.
Saved at a young age, he learned Greek so that he could read the New Testament in its original language.
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Experts say the ossuary may have held the bones of James of Jerusalem, who is referred to in the New Testament as a brother of Jesus.
There is a long history of comparing Hittite and Assyrian treaties with Old Testament covenant passages.
Although he taught Old and New Testament interpretation and homiletics, Sampey's great love was Hebrew and the Old Testament.
Fourthly, the New Testament leaves us in no doubt that the gospel scheme, though Christocentric in execution, was Trinitarian in its parameters.
New Testament theology was bound to be to a large extent Christocentric, simply because it was concerned with trying to comprehend the new.
Further, he pays little attention to books of the New Testament beyond the synoptics, John, and the authentic letters of Paul.
The Old Testament contains codified moral laws, such as those we find summarised in the Ten Commandments.
More than a dozen words and cognates are employed throughout the Old Testament for beauty.
The infinitive is most likely imperatival, an uncommon infinitive in the New Testament.
In the Old Testament, Judas Maccabeus took up a collection that he sent to Jerusalem as a sin offering.
In the Old Testament the incubus was viewed as a voluptuous being eager to mate with women.
The New Testament reveals a double indicative into which a double indicative is interwoven.
In so doing, the church would seem to have vouchsafed the gospel's inextricable relationship to the First Testament.
Indeed, the ancient purity laws of Leviticus in the Old Testament prohibit the activities of ingesting shellfish or touching a dead pigskin.
If an American New Testament scholar ever deserved a Festschrift, Frederick Danker would stand close to the top of the list.
They were filled with a kind of righteous indignation that characterized Old Testament prophets like Amos, Isaiah, and Jeremiah!
Like many other Old Testament witnesses and prophets, Jacob is shown struggling with God and not giving up.
His writing has more the intensity of an Old Testament prophet pointing out the pretensions of worldly kings.
With the fire and brimstone of the Old Testament, the parishioner condemns his perversion.
In addition, the war interrupted the development of scholarship in Old Testament interpretation.
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The ten commandments are the moral covenant of the Old Testament, the beatitudes the moral covenant of the New.
He insists that the New Testament teaches no distinction between the moral and ceremonial law of the Old Covenant.
During the 1957-58 academic year, Kelley was on furlough and returned to Southern as visiting professor of Old Testament.
He does not look for prefigurement of the Gospel even in the Old Testament.
Going yet further, because events in the Old Testament are read as foreshadowing parts of the life of Christ, Noah prefigures Christ.
From the opening orchestral prelude, the depth and intensity of Bloch's vision of the Old Testament roll over the listener.
New Testament deacons serve the Lord by conducting the caring ministry of the church.
Thus the rejection of the Old Testament, in part or in whole, was one of the numerous errors of the Gnostics.
Just because an active form doesn't exist in the relatively small corpus of the New Testament, this is no reason to deem a verb deponent.
Second, there is no warning in the Gospels or in the Epistles of the New Testament about an unpardonable sin.
In New Testament terms, it is as if the Epistles were preserved, without any of the four Gospels or Acts of the Apostles.
The preparation of a sermon begins with the selection of a passage of Scripture from the gospel, epistle, or Old Testament readings for the day.
Hittite, for example, died out when its civilisation disappeared in Old Testament times.
Perhaps even more significant, they were also adept at interpreting even the writings of the New Testament according to this dualistic code.
It serves as the epilogue to one of the theologically most profound writings of the New Testament.
Testament to all of this are the ear splitting cheers to which Jon-Lee exits the stage.
They are respected in the entire United States as being faithful expositors of the Old Testament.
He was a sharp-witted polemicist, but he used simple language, frequently making his point with references to the Old Testament.
Tyndale was a brilliant translator who knew eight languages including Greek, the language of the New Testament and Hebrew, the language of the Old.
He writes as a New Testament exegete but seeks to cross the line for conversation with those in the church responsible for worship and for outreach.
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People who longed for a more thorough introduction of Reformation principles during the reigns from Henry VIII to James I heavily relied on the Old Testament.
And like the New Testament parable of the sower and the seed, it remains to be seen whether the pope's prayers will fall on stony ground or whether they bear much fruit.
In the Old Testament, prophets regularly warned God's People against bowing down to the graven images of Baal that so entranced their Phoenician and Babylonian neighbors.
The increasing use of teaching assistants in public universities is a testament to waning state support.
In Old Testament times people went to the temple to find God.
He is blood-kin to the Psalmists and the Prophets of the Old Testament.
I have illustrated this for my beginning New Testament students by comparing the story of the healing of the paralytic in the Gospels of Mark and Luke.
The remains of the blasted tank were testament to the power of the landmine it had hit.
The Voyage is kaleidoscopic composite of dream-vision, ideal journey, literary testament, adoxography, and mock epic.
In the previous review, we gave a link to JPH's study of New Testament textual criticism, where the substantial reliability of the NT texts is demonstrated.
But our common New Testament heritage calls upon us to be peacemakers and strivers for justice.
Matched pairs of smaller tables and ornaments decorate each side, the objects on the left referring to the New Testament, and, to the right, the Old Testament.
The war in Testament of Youth, then, is clearly a different kind of war from that which appears in texts by canonical male writers examined by critics like Fussell.
In the Old Testament, the heart is not an island of emotion, but the seat of understanding and will.
The Old Testament is not just a book of history, law and prophecy.
Although there are occasional contemporary references most of the text reads like a pastiche of an Old Testament prophet and much of the language and imagery is Biblical.
The book and its inscription in Hooke's hand are a testament to the lasting influence of Wilkins and his circle on the young Hooke.
The author undertakes an evaluation and classification of those texts in First Testament Wisdom Literature which personify Wisdom in hymnic fashion.
In morals Simon was probably Antinomian, an enemy of Old Testament law.
Over the course of the Old Testament God firms up the regulations about consuming shellfish and pork.
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Isaiah marks the beginning of the prophetic books of the Old Testament.
But the Old Testament talks about the coming of the Messiah.
Our disassociation from Knowles' solicitors practices is a testament to our longstanding commitment to our law firm clients.
After the Civil War, the Old Testament never regained its prominence in American myth.
Slavery was not the only reason the New Testament gained popularity in the 19th century.
The ready supply of chalk and huge pits between Stone and Gravesend bear testament to that industry.
The Byzantine style mosaics on the interior mostly depict scenes from the Old Testament, and the large mosaic on the facade portrays scenes from the New Testament.
These Old Testament believers are pronouncing their longing for vindication and judgment in the name of Jehovah the righteous one, and in vivid poetic language.
In response, he sang the Benedictus, a magnificent summary of God's promises in the Old Testament and a prediction of John's work as forerunner to Jesus.
The three canticles drawn from the New Testament used daily in the medieval and modern offices of the Roman rite are the Benedictus, the Magnificat, and the Nunc dimittis.
The Hebrew language is the language of the Hebrew nation, and that in which the Old Testament is written, with the exception of a few portions in Chaldee.
In the Old Testament, it was part of the Mosaic code that an Israelite could not be indicted and convicted based upon the testimony of one person.
These latest, record-breaking introductions are not only a testament to the strength of our exclusive, superclass of ageLoc products.
But it is a testament to that show that people got that involved.
The answer, as was suggested earlier, resides in an understanding of two pivotal covenants in the Old Testament, the Abrahamic and Mosaic covenants.
The miracle stories of the New Testament can no longer be interpreted in a post-Newtonian world as supernatural events performed by an incarnate deity.
They are visual quotations taken from the wooden posts depicting stories of the Old and New Testament that line the front and sides of the church, respectively.
Protestant divines had tended to restrict typology to figures, actions, and objects in the Old Testament which in their view shadowed forth Christ as their antitype.
The first is an antitype of the Resurrection and, unlike the more formal Old Testament antitypes, offers direct evidence of Christ's ability to save those close to him.
Bulging wheelie bins, A testament to our sins, Mountains of rubbish, cardboard city, Dazed at the prospect of getting back to the nitty gritty.
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Numerous New Testament images echo the belonging and counting of everyone.
The books of the Old Testament and the Gospels provide ample response.
And the fact that four and five-year-olds want to be in the equivalent of the mosh-pit at a rock gig is testament to how captivating Shhh is.
The New Testament writers never quote from any of the apocryphal books.
Those who are familiar with the New Testament record of his teachings would admit that the material we possess is unsystematic and sporadic in nature.
The consistent quality of Budweiser and Bud Light are a testament to the talent and training of our brewmasters.
This is not to imply that stemmatics is useless for the New Testament.
The whole schtick stands as a fitting testament to conceptual restraint, as well as to those hobbling neuroses of the mostly rich and famous.
Apart from that however there wasn't a scatch on the bike, testament the top-quality of the fairings and components.
The office traces its origins to the New Testament church, where the ministry of Stephen and others is described in the Acts of the Apostles as their diaconia.
Although Judith was a new symbol to Florence, John of Salisbury's citation of her as a paradigmatic tyrannicide made the Old Testament heroine a second exemplar.
The city is testament to its heritage, from the Manueline buildings in BelAm to the medieval Alfama and the Neoclassical Baixa district.
Be Kind Rewind is a testament to Gondry's creativity and his distinctive, off-kilter perspective on modern life.
We've spent a lot of time completely remastering the game and the final high-definition experience is a true testament to the team's hard work.
Melchizedek was an Old Testament king who also appears in the Book of Mormon.
Harington is currently abroad shooting Testament of Youth, a biopic of poet Vera Brittain, who will be played by Alicia Vikander.
It is a testament to our compelling story that we've been able to attract such talent to join Joule in our industry-changing mission.
Browne admits the book is a testament to his inner science geek.
To this day, the story stands in folklore as a testament of the Scottish People and their culture.
One of ADF's core values is One Team, One Goal and winning this award is a testament to the ADF team's hard work over the last year.

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