agony of death Example Sentences

• But God raised him from the dead, freeing him from the agony of death, because it was impossible for death to keep its hold on him.
• Even in the agony of death He did not die as other men die.
• Her death brings an end to agony that she may not have been aware of, but it poses uncomfortable questions to us as a society.
• For while the death penalty may have been administered, it was not done in a way to prolong agony or suffering, nor in a manner of public humiliation that degraded the human being created in the image
• The Andean inspired themes are slowly transformed to convey fear, sadness betrayal and ultimately the agony of battle and death.
• The agony of soul through which Moses passed must have been as death to him.
• This agony of sin is the result of spiritual death, as Adam and Eve experienced, and as Isaiah experienced.
• The keen poison causes the agony and death of many, who lie still with twisted legs and arms, while many fine heads are crying out in despair.
• Especially have they made much of his agony in the garden and his death upon the cross.
• Photo and video material was also uncovered relating to the death of an Indonesian fisherman named Supriyanto, who died in agony just four months after starting work on the Taiwanese vessel, Fu Tsz Ch
• Arius' arguments against believing in Christ as the Almighty Power of God were based on the N.T. records of Christ's agony and prayer in view of death, which he thought must imply, not only changeable
• They described the agony of being told that nothing could be done to stop the lingering death of AD.
• These accesses of strength are sometimes the sign of the death agony.
• Christ suffered the agony of Gethsemane and the death of the cross.
• On close reading of its decision, however, the judges of the Chamber do not say that it is the death penalty that constitutes inhuman or degrading punishment, but rather than agony of a convicted pers
• According to her, and so knows the area like the back of his hand, and another violently struggling in the death agony, narrow building hard by the Strand, topless bars.
• Christ, but by the outpouring of His Blood, by His agony and death.
• She is the light to pull me through my many tears of restless agony of not visiting her prior to her death.
• Your topics can range from life, death, love, hatred, even frustration, any exciting moment or a moment full of agony.
• In three days, the greatest mystery of history has been completed: the betrayal; the judgment; the condemnation; Calvary; the agony; the death and the new sepulchre.
• When the hour of death came he began to tremble, and for three days was in a state of agony.
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• The result is torturously compelling, a relentless portrait of death and agony that never lets you look away.
• His the labour, ours the rest; His the death, and ours the life; Ours the fruits of victory, His the agony and strife.
• Bishop with a gaze full of all the forces of the death agony.
• While this may seem to be the thrust of the account, not one descriptive word can be found of the actual process which resulted in agony, suffering and death.
• At intervals by night and day for two weeks after her apparent death, her bodily convulsions and cries of agony were very distressing to her watchers.
• Through this bitter Passion and through the outpouring of Thy Precious Blood, I beg of Thee, O Sweet Jesus, to receive my soul when I am in my death agony.
• Some of the senior lawyers The Federal spoke to said the death row prisoners suffer from agony, anxiety and fear out of uncertain execution.
• We all know, those of us who have been here for several years, the agony he went through at the death of that young man, setting up a shrine in his office.
• Subsequently, the draft morphed into a play about the agony of the king before death.
• If his child sicken to death it does not seem to matter to him, but a gesture, a glance from the child, starts him into an agony of fear and anger, as if the child were undoing the universe.
• Oh, my forefathers, wallowers in blood, there came at last a day when, sick of crime, you, each and every, vowed to sin no more, and so, in agony, called welcome death to free you from your cloying gu
• Tapp felt aware of his death and, after the initial surge of agony and the sensation of falling, the pain disappeared.
• Without the sufferings of illness, without the bitterness of the final agony, sudden death, though not unforeseen, which is accustomed to be the punishment of sinners and the recompense of the righteo
• But, because of Jesus, we now know that our pain, our agony, our anguish have been blessed by Jesus' life and death.
• Through agony and death suffered for others, Jesus is able to erase imperfections and bestow worthiness, on condition of repentance.
• In His human nature Christ suffered agony and pain of body; He was sentenced to death by the Roman governor and nailed to the cross.
• Liquid death on my desk drew its share of glances: Tall boy cans with Gothic navy lettering and gold detailing that, upon closer inspection, depicted melting skulls in agony.
• Eastern Europe mirrors the Philistine conquest of Saul at Mount Gilboa; the agony of Jews in the ghettos and death camps recalls the torture of Zedekiah by Nebuchadnezzar; the ordeal of a condemned so
• Blasted as thou wert, my agony was still superior to thine; for the bitter sting of remorse may not cease to rankle in my wounds until death shall close them for ever.
• Grey might have starved to death was so terrible to Gerard that he suddenly sat bolt upright, and there flowed into him, as into a clear vessel, a sudden sense of all the agony and helpless suffering