Примеры использования Exaltation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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At no time prior to the exaltation of his own mind did Lucifer openly express dissatisfaction about the universe administration.
Incidentally, the Exaltation Cathedral was built in the Nikolayevsky Monastery in 1913 to hold eight to ten thousand people.
and religious exaltation above knowledge.
In these cases, the inner"exaltation" is nothing more than self-satisfaction produced by prayer
On 27 May, the relics of St. Simeon were translated from the Nikolayevsky church to the Exaltation Cathedral of the Nikolayevsky Monastery.
not in an enjoyment of the exercise of material power for the exaltation of self.
rapture, exaltation, false love.
So in their slightly forced exaltation they are far from being led only by mercantile considerations.
which was the idea of movement and exaltation of feelings.
Conducted reforms on human exaltation, respect the principles of justice in all spheres
Constantine can make use of that to lead to the exaltation of sunday, the day of the sun.
Besides, even in those western European countries where the governments are not in exaltation from the activity of some religious groups, their members nevertheless receive the proper protection.
false sense of victory, chauvinistic exaltation, bragging and other expressions of arrogance and of the spirit of cultural
There is more exaltation in the words of birds than in the contorted judgments of the people, the bipeds.
Entrance upon the seventh stage of settledness will no doubt witness the exaltation of these rulers to the true dignity signified by their names,
its property was handed over to the Convent of the Exaltation of the Cross.
lay in the denial of the material flesh as such and the exaltation of the spirit.
he thought of a still greater exaltation.
But then he found out that the monk uses wrong way of prayer with exaltation and imagination.
worth of human beings was enshrined in the verse of the Koran concerning the exaltation of man by God.