Übersetzung für 'fervent prayer' von Englisch nach Deutsch

fervent prayer

inbrünstiges Gebet {n}

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fervent {adj}

leidenschaftlich

fervent [veraltet] [glühend, eifrig]

sehnlich [nur attr.]

eifrig [leidenschaftlich]

inbrünstig [geh.]

heiß

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fervent wish

brennender Wunsch {m}

fervent {adj} [impassioned]

feurig [leidenschaftlich]

fervent {adj} [fig.]

brennend [fig.]

fervent {adj} [passionate, ardent]

glühend [fig.] [z. B. Anhänger]

most fervent wish

sehnlichster Wunsch {m}

fervent {adj} [archaic] [hot, burning, or glowing]

glühend

prayer

Gebet {n}

afternoon prayer

Nachmittagsgebet {n}relig.

communal prayer

gemeinschaftliches Gebet {n}relig.

Eucharistic Prayer

Eucharistiegebet {n}relig.

breviary prayer

Breviergebet {n}relig.

prayer meeting

Gebetsversammlung {f}relig.

Jesus Prayer

Jesusgebet {n}relig.

prayer hall

Betsaal {m}archi.relig.

• On 19 May 1930 there was another revival at the Tokyo Seminary (Tokyo Seisho Gakuin) of the Japan Holiness Church, as a result of the fervent prayer of the students.
• He developed a reputation for seasoned preaching and fervent prayer and became known among the people as the "Baba Aladura" (Father that prays).
• He was the major star in "The Broken Earth" (1936), which related the story of a black sharecropper whose son miraculously recovers from fever through the father's fervent prayer.
• Missionary pre-novices and the aspirants must make "Give me souls and take away all the rest" as their constant, frequent and fervent prayer in their life.
• An anecdote in the "Lebor Gabála" tells how Gaidel Glas, son of Nel (or Niul), was cured of a snakebite when Moses made fervent prayer and placed his staff on Gaidel's wound.

• This was Australia's first intentional community based on the principles of shared property and fervent prayer.
• Rodrigue submits a fervent prayer ("Ô souverain, ô juge, ô père") which is answered by the image of Saint Jacques announcing that he will be victorious.
• Krummnow wanted it based on his own principles of shared property and fervent prayer.
• Miraculously, the boat sank within the jurisdictional waters of Malinao and on that same spot in the sea across the island of natunawan because of the women's fervent prayer in canticles and "tarahades" or clear thoughts for the Blessed Virgin to sink the boat.
• In 1852 German Lutherans led by Johann Friedrich Krummnow founded a community named Herrnhut located near Mount Rouse about 8 km from Penshurst – the group adhered to the principles of shared property and fervent prayer.

• The chapter concludes with a fervent prayer in verses 18 (or 19) to 22.
• Finally, it is my most fervent prayer to that Almighty Being before whom I now stand, and who has kept us in His hands from the infancy of our Republic to the present day, that He will so overrule all my intentions and actions and inspire the hearts of my fellow-citizens that we may be preserved from dangers of all kinds and continue forever a united and happy people.