Examples of using Ineffable in English and their translations into Slovak
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But it leads, in various possible ways, to the ineffable joy experienced by mystics as“nuptial union'” n.
Notwithstanding all this the Most High, in his ineffable kindness, gave our first parents his benediction,
The ineffable peace and exquisite harmony which take hold of his heart are the first results of grace.
yet mistaken individuals speak ineffable things and appear charitable and sanctimonious.
sincerely for having, in your ineffable condescension, chosen me to be the husband of your true Mother….‘.
glory, and ineffable happiness of being his minister, of being"another Christ'….
And these ineffable gifts are more
The sovereign Queen understood better than all the rest of creatures the ineffable greatness of the mystery of the Incarnation of a God
But it leads, in various way, to the ineffable joy experienced by the mystics as“nuptial union.”.
Blessed poverty, holy humility, and ineffable charity are reflected in that mirror, as, with the grace of God, you can contemplate them throughout the entire mirror.
The sovereign Queen understood better than all the rest of creation the ineffable greatness of the mystery of the Incarnation of a God
looking for really ineffable qualities.
Master sprang from such ineffable love and ardor of his spirit,
Ineffable kindness","providence and care","condescension" are terms which define the divine pedagogy in Revelation.
In that circle we find an ineffable family, made up of those ancient hierophants who are known in the world as Avatars,
of the eternal childhood of God: an ineffable revelation!
the glory of his ineffable holiness, the eternal love which,
In that mirror are reflected poverty, holy humility and ineffable charity, as, with the grace of God, you may perceive.
exotic ecstasy and ineffable voluptuousness.
that this important work of adaptation be carried out with a constant awareness of the ineffable mystery against which every generation is called to measure itself.