| Why wait upon grumpy old guests who don't appreciate those lovely locks all over their soup? |
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| For the people the king erected almonries at the four gates of the capital, and hospitals, with slave boys and maidens to wait upon the sick. |
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| As we pray and then wait upon the Lord, He can reveal hidden motives, places of impurity or areas of weakness. |
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| We may even need to pause during worship, and allow everyone present to wait upon the Lord to hear from Him personally. |
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| In the spirit of Leviticus 25 we wait upon the holy and hear the call to let the land lie fallow...to forgive...to proclaim liberty. |
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| Why do we wait upon the shoreline and look longingly towards the horizon? |
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| Anyway, the safety of the West cannot wait upon the progress of enlightenment in Waziristan. |
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| This is an opportunity to submit your heart and plans to God, and wait upon Him to receive a sense of what HE desires to do! |
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| Serious bargaining on this was always going to wait upon Germany's election. |
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| Next Wednesday: don't let I dare not wait upon I would, like the poor cat i'the adage. |
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| God is a God of miracles and we will wait upon him to see a miracle. |
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| We wait upon the glory that needs no sun, he said. |
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| Instead, an Australian prime minister is this week travelling to London to attend a royal wedding and to wait upon a possible future Australian head of state. |
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| You must, in all such matters, wait upon time. |
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| Search the Scriptures, and wait upon the Lord for His answer. |
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| Be patient and wait upon Him to do what only He can do. |
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| Despite her friendly gesture, Knox replied that he would continue to voice his convictions in his sermons and would not wait upon her. |
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| They believe this is the gathering of believers who wait upon the Lord to discover God's will, believing that they are not making their own decisions. |
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| Servants stand to wait upon superiors, especially the guest of honor. |
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