Significados de evangelic en inglés

The spiritual, evangelic note in the personality became-soFlaxman thought-evermore conspicuous.

The application of the prophecy to the evangelic history is plain and appropriate.

Cruz, a self-proclaimed evangelic, has made no significant inroads into the Black church.

What, then, would become of evangelic truth if in such a place the Apostle had lied?

Nothing in the evangelic record is more certain, for example, than the fact of our Lord's resurrection.

Being of a serious as well as emotional and amorous nature, he became converted to evangelic belief.

Of the profound divine condition on which I touch, the evangelic doctrine ofttimes sets the seal upon my mind.

I ask you, father, did they ever seek to warm our young souls by words of tenderness or evangelic love?

These resolutions were guaranteed by the kings of Prussia and Denmark, by the maritime powers, and the evangelic body of the empire.

Luther was still a Papist, and thought to grow his plants of evangelic faith under the shadow of the Upas of ecclesiasticism.

It may not be the evangelic and idealised outfit of Postecoglou, but it will be one that Australia can still be proud of.

The handsome Marcel certainly was no longer there, with his sweet and unctuous voice, his evangelic piety, and his eyes which stirred their hearts.

Of this sect, Irenaeus, who wrote A.D. 172, expressly records that they endeavoured to fetch arguments for their opinions from the evangelic and apostolic writings.

Instead there's an evangelic quality in those piercing blue-grey eyes and a vivacity in that wide-mouth smile that lends a passionate zeal to her pessimism.

In one place he thus naïvely writes: "It seemed to me that they (the Indians) would fall shortly into the apostolic and evangelic net."

His choice wavered between the evangelic wistfulness of "Are you saved?" and the breeziness of the recruiting sergeant's "Come, you're fine upstanding young fellows.