Lawson insists that in 1931 he promised God he would never again accumulate wealth for personal use.

This one is about a little girl who promised God she would protect her virtue against all comers, bomp.

She promised God that she would bring up a child up in God's name.

I promised God and a few more responsible people that never again would I do it.

I promised God that never again would I prove so ungrateful.

He had promised God that if only she could return to England unharmed, he would ask nothing further.

He promised God that if he survived, he would build a church on the city's highest point.

He worked very hard on his studies and attended chapel, as he had promised God, twice each week.

But she promised God that she would trust him, from now on, to figure out what was right and wrong.

That same day Lisa promised God that she would do something nice for someone if her father could regain his voice.