Examples of using Consecration in English and their translations into Danish
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He was duly received into the commonwealth of Israel at the Passover consecration of the new sons of the commandment.
The primitives believed that a ceremony of consecration caused the spirit to enter the image;
After the consecration known with notebooks, Acer has continued to expand to other mobile devices
It is a consecration of will, an expansion of will,
The consecration was attended by King Christian VI
The sacrament of the wedding- the church consecration of the marriage union, which can be obtained after any experience of married life.
For the consecration of the symbol, made of metal,
A"Kirchweih" is a church fair held in connection with the"Kirchweihe"- the annual celebration of the consecration of the church.
many can find happiness in consecration but often no one proclaims.
And all of this was to them as a memory of their former consecration to the Father's service,
I will close the curtain around Salem and begin the consecration of the land with hell-blood.
The religious initiation of Roman youths was the occasion of their solemn consecration to the service of the state.
Several very remarkable events are coinciding with the October 15, 2016 Patriotic Rosary and Consecration of our nation at Independence Hall.
His was the baptism of consecration to the performance of the will of the heavenly Father.
He passed through the consecration rituals but was disappointed by their perfunctory
He lived just such a life of prayerful consecration to the doing of his Father's will
Moses had not been able to abolish completely the tradition of Egypt- where the Israelites had been living for four generations- to use“consecration” of animals for subsequent sacrifices.
The great achievement of mortal life is the attainment of a true and understanding consecration to the eternal aims of the divine spirit who waits
If anything of the meat of the consecration, or of the bread, remains to the morning,
This union or consecration of coexistence is performed by an official authority, either clerical