Grammar check please! Is this sentence grammatically wrong? If so, please tell me the right one. "Your everyday lives in this church, hearing this word, must let you wear these garments." I live in this church. And the word here means the word of God. To wear these garments is a religious metaphor. It is said that we wear the clothes when we hear the word of God.

Korean sermon to English Now, we have to take this road. At the day of evil. Now this door opens. It's the day of light. The light spreads all over the world. Then, the light vanishes. The time of deep darkness comes like the time of Jesus. The time comes when no one can work. You’ll fight against the evil, and stand. It's the eternal truth. Don’t say this truth will not come true. You cannot avoid it. Today, you will see all that you hear from me. Those who cannot see them will see after death. Every word that I utter will be realized without exception.

to crush/break bones In Psalm chapter 5, I saw "let the bones you have crushed rejoice." (NIV) I understand this meaning that when God defeats my sins and sinful nature I hope to rejoice. Even though I want to be holy and pure, I also love my sins and my self. So I want to joy when He kills my self. But it's really hard for me. So I consistently resist, rebel, and run away. The thing is, I want to express this usuing the term 'bones.' I want to make the opposite concept of 'crush/break bones' like 'to protect/raise/set up the bones' or something. Could you please take time to help me out?

lose oneself / be lost I'm trying translating a sermon in Korean to English. But it's a really hard work. I'm wondering if what I wrote is natural. If you are good at both Korean and English, please take time to read it.^^ The thing is, those how follow Jesus must deny themselves in the world. In this context, they must lose themselves / be lost in the world. Did I write it correctly? 그러니까 세상에 대해서는 네가 없어야 돼. 주님조차도 자신이 이 세상에 없었어. 자신이 없었다니까. 자신을 잃어버렸어. 주만 있어. 1)So, you must be lost to the world. Even the Lord Jesus was lost in this world. He himself was lost. He was lost. God was. 2)So about the world, you should not be. Even the Lord Jesus himself was not in this world. He did not have himself. He lost himself. Just God. About the second one, Google translation helped me. Which do you think is better? Can you understand what I mean? If not, please make new sentences/expressions for me!!

Is there anyone who are good at Korean? I'm trying translating a sermon in Korean to English. But it's a really hard work. I'm wondering if what I wrote is natural. If you are good at both Korean and English, please take time to read it.^^ 그러니까 세상에 대해서는 네가 없어야 돼. 주님조차도 자신이 이 세상에 없었어. 자신이 없었다니까. 자신을 잃어버렸어. 주만 있어. 1)So, you must be lost to the world. Even the Lord Jesus was lost in this world. He himself was lost. He was lost. God was. 2)So about the world, you should not be. Even the Lord Jesus himself was not in this world. He did not have himself. He lost himself. Just God. About the second one, Google translation helped me. Which do you think is better? Can you understand what I mean?

Does it sound natural? Jesus himself confronted the rains, streams, and winds. He took the road to attain great glory. He set an example for us. My way never pulls you down, knocks you down, lets you down, does away with you, nor devastates you. Believe and follow me.

It's a sermon translated from Korean to English. If you don't like topics like this, don't get offended. I love all people and religions. If you're a Christian, please just take a little time to help me. hahaha, If you find something weird or strange, please, let me know. Have a nice day/night! If you think it has nothing to do with you, you are making a terrible mistake. God.. God wants you to be his children forever. You can not be His children just because you believe in Him. You must live the life of eternal children. If you really want to be the son who call Him the Father, you must live the life of Jesus, right? Therefore, after you hear words, do not break one of the least of commandments and practice it. (Matthew 5:19) At all costs, to the death, under any circumstance, do not lose one of the least of commandments. Whoever practice it will be called great in the kingdom of heaven. (Matthew 5:19) Whoever does not obey this word will be called little in heaven. So to speak, he will be put to shame. So what is written in the Bible? After hearing God's words, if you do not practice them, you will feel eternal shame in heaven. You will be born again shameful. A shameful person. But whoever hears and obeys my words, and follows me will share in my glory forever. (Romans 8:17) Hallelujah! Glory to the Father. Amen. So, I am not teaching you religious worship here but teaching you to give up yourself, who pray for earthly things and desire more even if you've been given things of the world already. Only if you give up and lay down that things and die, can nothing deceive you. Nothing can defeat you. You can glorify the Lord forever. You were made in God's image. Show his holiness! Show his righteousness! Show his goodness! Show his honesty! Show his justice! Hallelujah! And, Jesus himself confronted the rains, streams, and winds. He took the road to attain great glory. He set an example for us. My way never lets you down nor devastates you. Believe and follow me.

Don't miss a moment? Hello! 1)Is there any difference between "Don't miss a moment" and "Don't miss the moment?" I saw "Don't miss a moment" in an commercial which emphasizes an efficiency of a camera. So I was just curious whether there's a difference between them. 2)If there's no difference, what is the real meaning of them? Thank you in advance and have a nice day/night!^^