Examples of 'both soul and body' in a sentence
Meaning of "both soul and body"
Both soul and body: Refers to the entirety of a person, encompassing both spiritual and physical aspects
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both soul and body
They make both soul and body whole.
Approaching which they receive health of both soul and body.
Both soul and body.
Do not be disabled with both soul and body.
I am healed both soul and body and my health is good.
It is only God that can kill both soul and body.
Both soul and body are naked to the eye of God.
Gehenna is the place in which both soul and body are destroyed.
Both soul and body to be auctioned off separately, of course.
It destroys both soul and body Matt.
May Your great healing power come and heal us both soul and body.
Jesus had both soul and body and yet was God.
Fear Him which is able to destroy both soul and body in hell.
It is a place where both soul and body could be destroyed ( ) in " unquenchable fire.
He is the One who is able to destroy both soul and body in hell.
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The one that can destroy both soul and body and hell, the New Testament says.
But rather reverence Him who is able to destroy both soul and body in hell.
Believe and be converted, where both soul and body can be lost.
Comfort yourself with the Sovereign Physician of both soul and body.
Its Effect, destruction to both soul and body.
Destruction, yea, the eternal destruction of both soul and body.
That 's why God was made both soul and body.
Moreover, the powerful operation affects both soul and body.
Rather, fear him who can destroy both soul and body in Hell.
For a man to be alive, he must be both soul and body.
Rather, fear the One who can destroy both soul and body in hell.
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His soul is already departing this world
Examples of using Body
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The disposition of the body suggests contrition
The body has not been autopsied or embalmed
Number of proposals of a body to commence criminal proceedings
