Examples of using Ineffable in English and their translations into Greek
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The form of God is ineffable and indescribable, and cannot be seen with eyes of flesh.
Christ is that terribly divine, ineffable and most pure ray which shone like lightning on the face of Moses, there within the solemn mystery of Mount Nebo.
The Blind man was given eyes after washing by some ineffable power, and not even he who experienced it beheld the mystery.
which is mysterious and ineffable and which eschews all categorizations,
the true knowledge of God, the ineffable and secret words are conceived
somehow they had some ineffable quality in them, a tremendous magnetism.
Classical music leads us towards the communion with the ineffable, which is not of time
Why Gazans, in their ineffable grief, fear,
lifting it up to the right hand of God in ineffable glory.
Whoever enters Chesed, the World of the pure and ineffable Spirit, is able to verify in that region that,
Unquestionably, that which is the ineffable, that which is the Reality,
In the nature of the command we see God's ineffable philanthropy, who wants to keep man near Him.
The one who penetrates Chesed, the pure and ineffable world of the Spirit,
Unquestionably, that is the ineffable, that which is real,
Appearing, not in His ineffable glory, but as a person,
all the emanations and the ranks of the spaces of the Ineffable One.
Having an ineffable sense of elation
Then came the historic Christ, embodying in Himself something so ineffable that we regard Him, in a unique way,
With clear joy and an ineffable certainty everyone again found themselves in the pure ether of the universal Soul.
all emanations of the orders of the spaces of the Ineffable.".