Usted buscó: domine patre et (Latín - Inglés)

domine patre
my father who aret in heaven

enomine patre et spiritus et filius sancti
wounded not defeated

non creditis quia ego in patre et pater in me es
believe me dog

gratia vobis et pax a deo patre et domino nostro iesu christ
grace be to you and peace from god the father, and from our lord jesus christ,

exivi a patre et veni in mundum iterum relinquo mundum et vado ad patre
i came forth from the father, and am come into the world: again, i leave the world, and go to the father.

timotheo dilecto filio in fide gratia misericordia pax a deo patre et christo iesu domino nostr
unto timothy, my own son in the faith: grace, mercy, and peace, from god our father and jesus christ our lord.

sit nobiscum gratia misericordia pax a deo patre et a christo iesu filio patris in veritate et caritat
grace be with you, mercy, and peace, from god the father, and from the lord jesus christ, the son of the father, in truth and love.

est scriptum in prophetis et erunt omnes docibiles dei omnis qui audivit a patre et didicit venit ad m
it is written in the prophets, and they shall be all taught of god. every man therefore that hath heard, and hath learned of the father, cometh unto me.

quod vidimus et audivimus adnuntiamus et vobis ut et vos societatem habeatis nobiscum et societas nostra sit cum patre et cum filio eius iesu christ
that which we have seen and heard declare we unto you, that ye also may have fellowship with us: and truly our fellowship is with the father, and with his son jesus christ.

non credis quia ego in patre et pater in me est verba quae ego loquor vobis a me ipso non loquor pater autem in me manens ipse facit oper
believest thou not that i am in the father, and the father in me? the words that i speak unto you i speak not of myself: but the father that dwelleth in me, he doeth the works.

cervīx in fundō labōrābat. subitō bregantem, quī in plaustrō dormiēbat, cōnspexit. cervīx servum excitāvit et clāmāvit, “quam stultus es! perīculōsum est tibi in plaustrō dormīre. salvius semper servōs ignāvōs ferōciter pūnit.” 5 “ēheu!” respondit bregāns. “ego miserrimus sum, quod dē patre et frātribus meīs somniābam.” “ubi sunt pater frātrēsque tuī?” rogāvit cervīx. “mortuī sunt,” respondit bregāns. “rōmānī eōs interfēcērunt.” 10 tum cervīcī rem tōtam nārrāvit: “ego et familiārēs meī sumus icēnī. rēgīna nostra erat boudica, quam rōmānī saepe vexābant. boudica igitur icēnōs aliōsque britannōs incitāvit. britannī cum rōmānīs pugnāverunt. prīmō deī britannīs fāvērunt. britannī multōs 15 rōmānōs interfēcērunt et urbēs rōmānās dēlēvērunt. sed, quamquam britannī fortiter pugnābant, rōmānī tandem eōs superāvērunt. inter mortuōs erant pater frātrēsque meī. “post pugnam mīlitēs rōmānī ad vīcum nostrum vēnērunt, quod omnēs icēnōs pūnīre volēbant. virōs fēmināsque 20 interfēcērunt et vīcum dēlēvērunt. mē, quī tum puer eram, nōn necāvērunt sed ad urbem dūxērunt. vēnālīciō mē vēndidērunt. tum salvius mē ēmit. nunc, quamquam ego dīligenter labōrō, dominus mē semper verberat. ēheu! melius est mihi perīre.” 25 “quam misera est vīta nostra!” inquit cervīx. “rōmānī ferōcissimī sunt.”
bregans itself