If this about the Biblical verse: Isaiah 53:5b, but tweaked to change "we are healed" to "you are healed" there are as many translations as you can imagine. Some include:
In all of these questions, "stripes" refers to lashes or whippings.
the way to write "i" in spanish is "yo"I= yo
The way you write fourth in spanish would be: Cuarto Benjamin2010
Fiance in Spanish is novio
Invitation in Spanish is: invitación.
"I like..." is "Me gusta..." in Spanish.
Rafael is usually pronounced rah-fee-el in English.
Costa Rica and Cuba are two Spanish countries whose flags have five stripes.
nerufeh al yedei hapasim shelo (× ×¨×•×¤× ×¢×´×™ הפסים שלו)
Rayas.
The stripes are to be taken as symbolic of the whole suffering and death of Christ which all contributed to purchasing salvation.
TU CORAZON YA SE MENDIO
The phrase "by his stripes are healed" originates from the Bible, specifically Isaiah 53:5, and is often interpreted as a reference to the suffering of Jesus Christ. The "stripes" symbolize the wounds and suffering he endured, which, according to Christian belief, provided spiritual and physical healing for humanity. This verse conveys the idea that through Jesus' sacrifice, believers can find redemption and healing from sin and its consequences. In a broader sense, it underscores themes of hope, restoration, and the transformative power of suffering.
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The "Stars and Stripes"
Isaiah 53:5 (KJV) " But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed."
You can write "I do not speak Spanish" as "No hablo español" in Spanish.
the way to write "i" in spanish is "yo"I= yo