Examples of 'all things in common' in a sentence
Meaning of "all things in common"
all things in common: Refers to sharing similarities or interests with someone or something else
How to use "all things in common" in a sentence
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That was when we held all things in common.
They had all things in common and they shared.
All who believed had all things in common.
All things in common nature should produce without sweat or endeavour.
The faithful shall possess all things in common.
They had all things in common among them.
They lived together and had all things in common.
This means having all things in common in reference to material possessions.
They live together and have all things in common.
Have all things in common, therefore the wise possess everything.
The scripture says that they had all things in common.
We share all things in common.
In this type all members of the community do all things in common.
Believers continued to have all things in common, and not one was in need.
All those who had believed were together and had all things in common.
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They all looked alike, and had all things in common in that sense at least.
Jesus asked entities to care for each other and to hold all things in common.
As you know, fellowship means holding all things in common -- in other words, sharing together.
I represent divine principle, total equality, a society where people own all things in common.
Believers temporarily had “ all things in common . ”.
And all that believed were together and had all things in common.
The church at Jerusalem had all things in common.
These people became absorbed with Jesus and had all things in common.
In the early church, they had all things in common.
Phaedrus, Let me also share in this prayer ; for friends have all things in common.
At this time, the disciples had all things in common.
The Father, His Son Jesus Christ, and all believers have all things in common.
So much so that they sold things and had all things in common.
The church members were together, having all things in common.
All who believed were together, and had all things in common.
All who believe are together, and have all things in common.
In Acts chapter 2, it says they held all things in common.
The word Koinonia, fellowship, means to have all things in common.
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