Significats de proclaim peace en anglès

You proclaim peace; have it in your hearts.

It must proclaim peace to the world but rouse all the fighting blood of the German-speaking race.

He will proclaim peace to the nations.

The grave-faced, yet good-natured giant pressed his way through the tangled mass of obstructing bushes, and unceremoniously proceeded to proclaim peace.

Those who from party purposes proclaim peace and good will, only deceive the world, not themselves, or the people of the South.

And now to all that are in the kingdom, I proclaim peace in the name of God, whatever troubles they are under here.

Now he is astonished because they proclaim peace and will have none of the sacrifice of men, for Nam does not love such gentle gods.

The victorious army was now proclaiming peace, and generous treatment to a fallen foe.

Thou allowest me to depart amid the booming of cannon proclaiming peace to Germany!

Proclaim peace to all men, but have it in your hearts, as well as in your mouths.

For it is to be feared that many here have proclaimed peace with sin, and some idol, or other.

The Christmas bells rang on, proclaiming Peace in the name of Him who came to bring a sword into the world.

So an agreement was drawn up, proclaiming peace to the tillers of the soil and war to all who carried arms.

Coming in the name of the people, proclaiming peace, they held their place only through a violence that argued its own death.

05:020:010 When thou comest nigh unto a city to fight against it, then proclaim peace unto it.

The Emperor, who proclaimed peace throughout the land and cleared the highways of the bands of robbers, will consider it his first duty-