Biblically in a sentence

Accessed 11 May 2009 There is considerable debate among many Christians today—not just Protestants—whether equality of husband and wife or male headship is the biblically ordained view, and even if it is biblically permissible.

Other biblically rooted schools in the area have also seen increased interest and enrollment.

The four sections explore the combination of African/English iconography as presented in Bermudian customs, the American, sometimes garish modes of celebration, Advent symbols and the poet’s process, as well as a final section of Biblically based poems.

Biblically, it warns us of dire consequences of climate change if we do not take immediate action.

By asking them a series of questions that were biblically backed, the survey began to show a specific set of people have almost formed a new religion under the name of Christianity.

I was surfing the Internet the other day and I found some images for “Biblically accurate angels” that are anything BUT angelic!

My parents, wanting a better academic and biblically based environment, chose to educate me at home.

The scripture will show us that their belief on this is again a Side B half-truth that omits an essential element in defining lust and sinful desire in a biblically faithful way.

What this survey tells us is that millions of professing Christians have no Christian worldview and are biblically illiterate.

Not every faith is Christian & moreover biblically the rainbow signifies the covenant of God with man that he’ll never flood the planet again thus symbolically showing the hope at the end of a turbulent storm.

Watch for these critical biblically prophesied events.

This must be President Trump’s year of living biblically.

Based on the AJ Jacobs book, The Year of Living Biblically, the comedy centers on Chip Curry (Ferguson), a film critic for a New York City newspaper.

Biblically, a false prophet is anr former believer!) using demonic inspiration to draw people away from God and faith in Yeshua.

Biblically, we are mandated to judge fruit, but until we have clear proof of indiscretion, it's foolish and irresponsible to say we know what his motives are.

If a pastor rarely preaches biblically sound messages from a text of Scripture and merely relies on oratory skill or rhetoric, which excites the emotion but fails to holistically feed the soul, then said church has sand as its foundation (Matt. 7:24-27).

Colloquially, Yom Kippur, a Biblically-mandated date on which even food preparation is prohibited, is often included in this grouping.

In Talmudic and classical Halakhic literature, this authority refers to the authority to prohibit some things that would otherwise be biblically sanctioned (shev v'al ta'aseh, literally thou shall stay seated and not do).

Its contemporary advocates insist that it is the only biblically valid model for marriage today.

James contrasted the temple's biblically epic destruction with the more effective and quiet conversation between the Joneses at the film's end.