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• He insists, not so much on the certainty and glory of the future inheritance which faith secures, as on the fulness of the present enjoyment of salvation which it brings.
• She was right, and many cultists have absorbed so much of the religious zeal Ferrar has fostered that they view death in the service of the Black Cobra as imparting some sort of glory.
• Paradise, as much as the second Adam exceeds in glory the first Adam before the fall, and as man regenerated in body and soul shall exceed man as he was at creation.
• At one time it reached the highest degree of splendor, as much by its riches and monuments as by the glory of its schools and the reputation of its men of letters.
• The reason why the blessed saints and glorious angels in heaven have not so much as one vain thought is, because they are greatly affected with the greatness, holiness, majesty, purity, and glory of G
• Roman though he was, loved his own glory better than his country, and sought, not so much the most lawful and secure means of saving the State, as to get for himself the whole honour of having done so
• The Austrians always leave behind them pretty lasting monuments of their visits, or rather visitations: not so much, I believe, from their thirst of glory, as from their hunger of prey.
• And that not so much for his own welfare, as to seek to add to the glory and honour and dignity of his kindred, if he might go to France to woo the maiden for his wife.
• As a historic capital, Troyes owes much of its glory to the markets in the Middle Ages and the prosperity of the Counts of Champagne.
• Disney has released a new trailer for Raya and the Last Dragon, and as well as giving us a much better idea of what to expect from the plot, it finally unveils Sisu the dragon in all her glory.
• As Christians, we bring glory to our God and thank Him as much as we can.
• Glory, it is rather more natural to believe, that he could not so much as propose to himself glory, as the only end of all his Actions, untill the first found himself exempted from Want and Misery.
• Glory and country only mean so much to Lance Corporals Schofield and Blake, as their families are their true motivations.
• Salvation is much more than a verdict from above; it is an endless process of transformation from autonomy to communion, a gradual ascent from glory to glory as we take up once again our original voca
• God returns in The Power of His glory and The Holy Word is restored to His rightful place as King of All that was, is and shall be I love you SO much, wise and blessed brother Fessdo.
• Doris Duke is remembered at all today, it is as an eccentric tobacco heiress and philanthropist who, through her civic largesse, helped Newport regain much of its architectural glory of old.
• What that means is even as much as we have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, Christ came to redeem us from the curse of the law, not to make us guilty of the law.
• For someone so purportedly disinterested in personal glory he was quite determined on personally leading the rebellions as much as he could.
• You love glory; think, Madame, the greatest crimes immortalize one as much as the greatest virtues, but what a different fame in the annals of history!
• Moses, as he returned from the mountain of vision, where he had beheld as much of God's glory as seems possible to man, caught some gleam of the Light which he beheld.
• Celebrate the beautiful fall season with two large parades, concerts, band competitions, art exhibits, antique and craft shows, and much more as Garrett County celebrates its 39th Autumn glory Festiva
• Too much pleasure is a pain; but the glory of heaven never surfeits or nauseates; because, as there are all rarities imaginable, so every moment fresh delights spring from God into the glorified soul.
• There might not be quite as much glory in fixing problems before they occur, but you and your management will rest more easily.
• The issue is never our victory as much as God's glory.