apostle
అపొస్తలుడైన
definition
noun
This is evident in the lives of the prophets, John the Baptist, the Apostles and the Lord Jesus Christ himself.
each of the twelve chief disciples of Jesus Christ.
translation of 'apostle'
క్రీస్తు యొక్క ముఖ్య శిష్యుడు,
క్రైస్తవ బోధకుడు
example
You were an 'apostle' of peace and an advocate of humanity and human dignity.
He had to come and defend his teaching as an 'apostle' of Jesus Christ among those churches.
While the idea of human improvement may be implicit in notions of renaissance, he was anything but an 'apostle' of the idea of progress.
In order to rise to power, the shrewd chieftain of the Fascists did not hesitate to play the role of the 'apostle' of free enterprise, advocating the immediate dismantling of all forms of wartime planning of economic activities.
Leo Buscaglia, leading 'apostle' of love and okayness
Significantly, the 'apostle' Paul mentions how the ‘god of this age’ has exerted himself to blind the minds of unbelievers.
Some readers think he's a demonic force for mediocrity, others believe he's an 'apostle' of decent design for the masses.
So the 'apostle' unveils Christ as Lord and unlocks the truth of Scripture, and lives a credible godly life in his ministry.
a man once known as the 'apostle' of free-market economics
According to tradition, in the first century the 'apostle' Thomas evangelized the region on his way to India.
Then there was the missionary 'apostle' represented by Paul.
Meanwhile, the 'apostle' Paul says, unambiguously, that we're justified by faith apart from words, because the whole argument of his thrust is that Christ's death on the cross looks after all of our sins.
He would not have allowed women like Priscilla, Paul the 'apostle' 's business partner, to be called as a deacon.
Paul, the 'apostle' , says we are ‘new creatures’ once we have taken that step of faith..
Our next study takes us to visions of Christ by the 'apostle' Paul in which he received a severe rebuke from the heavenly Lord.
In this spiritual and apostolic journey, St. Paul, an 'apostle' of Gentiles, is the model for our lives.
She, too, felt multiple calls; indeed, she felt all calls at once: ‘I feel the vocation of the warrior, the priest, the 'apostle' , the doctor, the martyr,’ she wrote.
I mean, God had taken me a murderer, and I feel that he's made me into a minister, just like he's done to the 'apostle' Paul.
However, certainly one of his newest lieutenants, former Mormon 'apostle' and unpredictable disciple, William Smith, did try to seize the temple.
The 'apostle' Paul, facing the same situation, tore his robes with horror.
He was an saintly 'apostle' of peace, love and unity and a great poet.
One was an 'apostle' of selfless love; the other presided over the Me Decade.
Even the 'apostles' of the free market believe that our impact on nature has increased dramatically in the twentieth century (they just think it does not matter).
The 'apostles' of the New Economy declared the irrelevance of everything invented before the Internet, and of any skills other than their own.
It suggests that the 'apostles' of understanding are caught between two places.
He taught that the Church had become corrupt from the very beginning, and that the 'Apostles' had failed to carry out the Lord's commission.
She nodded as Pastor Bob gave the boys some last instructions in 'apostleship' .
Someone is working their way through the twelve 'Apostles' .
Outside the Basilica in the piazza, gazing up at those enormous bronze statues of the 'apostles' Peter and Paul, I could not help wondering how two simple men would feel about being cast in the mould of the institutional church.
It is not fashionable these days, in a world in which the 'apostles' of the free market hold sway, to cite Karl Marx, who has long since been demonized in the cathedrals of capitalism.
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