Assertion: vow | /r/HasProperty | promise
Facets:
value: in a moral and religious sense
type: OTHER
value: to god
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: with men as witnesses
type: OTHER
value: in itself
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: In itself the vow is a promise, and does not imply any surrender or transfer of rights;
text: A vow is a promise of something to be given or done hereafter.
text: It is not a vow because a vow is a promise made to God--a modern financial pledge is not made to God.
text: “… a vow was a promise made by any one to dedicate and give his own person, or a portion of his property, to the Lord for averting some danger and distress, or for bringing to his possession some desired earthly good.—Besides ordinary vowing or promising to give, there was also vowing away, or the vow of renunciation, as is evident from Num.
text: A vow is a promise we make to God and failure to keep that vow will result in disfavor… toward us… from Go
text: A vow was a promise.
text: A vow is a promise to God.
text: Therefore to vow is to promise, and a vow is a promise.
text: I answer that, As stated above (Article 1), a vow is a promise made to God.
text: I answer that, As stated above (1 and 2), a vow is a promise made to God.
text: Now, it is evident from what has been said above (1 and 2) that a vow is a promise made to God, and that a promise is nothing else than a directing of the thing promised to the person to whom the promise is made.
text: As stated above (Article 1), a vow is a promise made to God.
text: Now a vow is a promise made to God: wherefore, the solemnization of a vow consists in something spiritual pertaining to God; i.e. in some spiritual blessing or consecration which, in accordance with the institution of the apostles, is given when a man makes profession of observing a certain rule, in the second degree after the reception of holy orders, as Dionysius states (Eccl.
text: I answer that, As stated above (Article 1), a vow is a promise made to God.
text: I answer that, As stated above (1 and 2), a vow is a promise made to God about something acceptable to Him.
text: A vow is a promise made to God to do something Good for the love of God.
text: In that sense, a vow is a promise made to God.
text: An oath is a declaration made to man (or men) with God as witness, whereas a vow is a promise made to God alone, optionally with men as witnesses.
text: Sarah's vows to her husband, which she shared on A Practical Wedding, are a promise not to take out her stress and exhaustion on him.
text: A vow is a vow, a promise to act accordingly when the conditions are tough and warrant it.
text: So a vow is a promise we make to God and failure to keep that vow will result in disfavor… toward us… from God.
text: A vow is an oath or promise.
text: The word comes from the past participle of the Latin verb voveo, vovere, "vow, promise".
text: A vow is an oath or promise.
text: In a moral and religious sense, vows are promises to God, as they appeal to God to witness their sincerity, and the violation of them is a most heinous offense.
text: In a moral and religious sense, vows are promises to God, as they appeal to God to witness their sincerity, and the violation of them is a most heinous offense.
text: Vows are promises based on many things, whatever we desire of God and petition Him for.