| If you look at the international press the world is praising the Hellenes and repenting for their misguided views. |
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| It seems rather redundant to spend your entire life repenting it just to end up in some place for all eternity. |
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| While acknowledging and repenting my reporting errors, would I still choose it as one of our company's Worst Boards ever? |
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| Confessing and repenting of social sins have rarely been emphasized in church catechesis as strongly as confession of personal sins. |
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| And repenting them, according to fixed law, is the only way to pass God's test. |
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| The Space Pirates are just too ruthless to get talked into repenting their ways. |
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| And so it seems blundering in haste and repenting at leisure is no one's monopoly. |
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| If you are trying to atone for your sins by praying and repenting every day, that is a clear testimony that you are not yet born again. |
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| Only when the son's new attitude does not change at all, can he understand that the son is really repenting and he really loves his father. |
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| Will you learn from this lesson of history and begin to heal the breach by repenting and turning to obedience to God's Sabbaths? |
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| The latter verses he explains in relation to the possibility of repentance: of sinning, repenting, and returning to the Garden of Eden. |
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| In repenting, we put aside, through God's strength, our former way of life and our former sins. |
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| If we just participate in the Holy Communion without repenting of our sins, it means we are not really thinking about the sufferings of Jesus. |
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| Had the patron saint of repenting harlots seduced him into some sort of cohabitation? |
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| When you commit sins, you cannot be forgiven just by repenting with your lips. |
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| By 'smoothing the path' and repenting of their sins. |
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| Later, repenting of his apostasy, he imposed upon himself the sacrifice of not speaking for a whole year except to pray and to instruct others in the faith. |
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| They unwillingly repented because there were people who heard what they said, but their repentance was not even the repenting with tearing the heart. |
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| Having a very high opinion of herself, she is convinced of her infallibility, and does not see at all the necessity of repenting and coming back to God. |
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| Upon seeing him, they fell from their feet to their knees, repenting of their transgression, and recognized that the prophecies of their brother had been realized. |
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| It is a recipe for repenting at leisure. The hope is that the credit markets unblock themselves and that buoyant emerging markets buy rich-world exports and recapitalise rich-world banks. |
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| But in God's sight, He may point out that this person continued to blaspheme the Holy Spirit even after repenting and he did not circumcise his heart, so he cannot be saved. |
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| But if we say we are repenting with our lips but continue to live in darkness, God will not accept our repentance and finally we will not receive salvation. |
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| So, I believe you have prepared for this Holy Communion trying to have a pure heart, repenting of the things you needed to repent during the last week. |
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| We must just pray for them so that they can receive the remission of their sins by truly repenting and believing in the gospel of the water and the Spirit. |
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| Obviously, repenting is the first step toward wisdom. |
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| Yet its syntactic contorsion has the effect of making the god the recipient of the act of repenting rather than explicitly its doer or agent. |
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