Examples of using Transfigured in English and their translations into Polish
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These words were spoken by Saint Peter on Mount Tabor as he stood in the presence of Jesus transfigured in glory.
While in the Galilee, Jesus climbed"a high mountain" and was transfigured.
an high mountain apart, And was transfigured before them: and his face did shine as the sun,
a high mountain apart: and he was transfigured before them; and his face did shine as the sun,
his glorious transfigured and risen Body,
By your transfigured life, and with simple words pondered in silence, show us the
but above all by a life transfigured by God's presence” ibid.
the Father in the power of the Spirit, robed in our transfigured humanity.
Fixing the gaze of our spirit on the glorious wounds of his transfigured body, we can understand the meaning
they had just beheld him transfigured in glory before their very eyes, and now he began to talk about“rising from the dead”!
the Spirit's love in raising Jesus from the dead in his transfigured body.
obtain from your divine Son that all who have received the gift of following him in the consecrated life may be enabled to bear witness to that gift by their transfigured lives, as they joyfully make their way with all their brothers
Transfigure me!
It can transfigure fortunes, light up faces.
Human by human until our blood flows through its canals transfiguring it into the City of the Undead!
The Christians of the East have always emphasized the resurrection of Christ that already transfigures the world.
factories hundreds of thousands of living organisms potter around, transfiguring rough matter into sensible forms.
in her femininity, sums up and transfigures the condition of Israel/Bride waiting for the day of her salvation.
bear ever more splendid witness to the grace which transfigures Christian life.
as well as all the members who daily transfigure the life of those who meet them because they were the first to let themselves be reached by the mercy of God.