He was dazed and silent; but his prayers for deliverance were no more.

All join in prayers for deliverance from her tyrannous rule.

Over the years, over the centuries, he has been the answer to countless prayers for deliverance from powerlessness.

A Prayer for Deliverance My journey to seek an answer to that question started with a surprise.

The man lay perfectly still now, as if in a trance of acceptance, or perhaps, in silent prayer for deliverance.

The latest edition includes prayers for deliverance, release from curses, soul-ties and Freemasonry.

So many were set free during the ensuing prayer for deliverance from demonic powers that most of the villagers decided to follow the Imam's example.

As for the rest, for the battles which await, we join each other in our prayers for deliverance.'

Even those untouched show little inclination to mix with their fellows preferring to spend time at prayer for deliverance in their own homes.

It is a prayer for deliverance from sin and Satan, giving thanks for experiences in the past while using biblical vocabulary, style, and form.

The twelve year-old Fatme saw nothing, heard nothing, and had even forgotten that a God existed to hear her prayer for deliverance.

Hastily-penned letters, notes written in code, and prayers for deliverance form an eloquent portrait of humanity, and a startling comment on the devastation of war.

As Louis passed on to view the back rooms of the house, the old woman was quite unaware of it, and her singsong prayers for deliverance went on.

A storm engulfed the ship four days into the journey, on December 9, nearly sinking it, and the passengers held a day of prayer for deliverance through the maelstrom.

The Colonel bowed his head and whispered a prayer of thanksgiving, and then, for the first time in months, a prayer for deliverance, whatever form it might take.

She is wrapped in the arms of the only person she feels certain can guide Russia safely from the abyss, and a prayer for deliverance brightens her dark eyes.

Gildas is credited with a hymn called the Lorica, or Breastplate, a prayer for deliverance from evil, which contains specimens of Hiberno-Latin.

Amid chorus disappoval and prayers for deliverance from demons and anarchists, Mary proclaims Liberty and Claire the virtues of free love.

Many, many times we have had to face the depredations and devastation of barbarian invasions-so often that our priests once created special prayers for deliverance from specific barbarian tribes.

Performed "as a prayer for deliverance from [the gypsies'] pain and suffering," lyrically, "God Help the Outcasts," a song about faith, explores themes such as discrimination.

Although Daniel B comes later in the poem, it is read as a prayer for deliverance although deliverance is already granted in the first half of the poem (Daniel A).

It often led to the inappropriate use of the prayer for deliverance after baptism and contributed to the occasional abuse of making the sign of the cross in water and regarding that as the baptism.

In 1470 the humanist scholar Bartolomeo Platina wrote that Pope Callixtus III had asked for prayers for deliverance from the Turks during a 1456 appearance of Halley's Comet.

It was infinitely more unnerving than that though, for they were not in a sealed room but out in the open, with the air rent with cries from the crowd: screams of naked terror and prayers for deliverance.

So we must conclude, that the "passing of the cup" was not a prayer for deliverance from the cross, but rather for a deliverance from a death that would have prevented Him from going to the cross.

"I was beginning to do some deliverance prayers.

Adantonon's group, which falls under the so-called charismatic movement, organises "deliverance prayers" to rid sinners of their voodoo beliefs.

K. A. Abraham, pastor of Divine Deliverance Prayer Centre at Neerugadde in Shiroor, claimed that over 25 miscreants had attacked his prayer hall, and they were reported to have smashed the window panes, ransacked equipment and set a motorcycle and car on fire.