Examples of using Paschal in English and their translations into Swedish
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held a council to consider the paschal controversy and declared himself in favour of the Quartodeciman practice;
gives the people the alternative to choose either Jesus or Barabbas for their paschal freedman.
The sacraments of the ancient people were circumcision, and the Paschal Lamb, which was offered up;
it was both a Sabbath and the second Paschal Day, which was regarded as in every respect equally sacred with the first,
besides it was so closely bound up with Easter that it appears to be not much more than the termination of Paschal tide.
To some observers, this is the climax of the seder itself; we eat the matzah, the maror, and the korech--substitute for the paschal sacrifice, just as the Israelites did on the eve of Passover.
displeased with his paschal letter of 399, forcibly invaded his episcopal residence
exclaiming the Paschal greeting, clipping the church,
affect the same parts that Christ pointed out in His Paschal apparitions:"See My hands
the right of administering paschal communion, of proclaiming the banns of marriage,
also the manner of the paschal fast.
Koreich--we bind the matzah and maror together, just as Rabbi Hillel did at his seder nearly 2000 years ago as a reminder of the paschal offering on Passover night.
St. Irenaeus, who in the disciplinary Paschal question favoured compromise for the sake of peace,
it would not have prevented them from sharing in the paschal supper.
According to Paschal Phelan, solar power is an internationally hot topic at the moment with Tesla's takeover of Solar City,
A roasted bone as a memorial of the paschal lamb, a roasted egg in memory of the free-will offering of the feast,
St. Thomas that it sufficed to confess within the time limits prescribed by the Church(Paschal Time); and this more lenient view finally prevailed.
Phillip Paschal edited Home.
There is also a Paschal Mass.
according to the story told of Saints Severinus and Paschal?