He asked lawmakers to amend 34 articles in the Constitution to "consecrate the people's sovereignty as a source of power and give Parliament more authority to monitor the government".
On another level, when I get out, I would love to have the job of consecrating the people entering the stadium shows of the Grateful Dead in 2018.
For you are a people consecrated to the Lord your God: of all the peoples on earth the Lord your God chose you to be His treasured people.
The patriarchal narratives, beginning with the 12th chapter of Genesis, presuppose the choice, which is set forth explicitly in Deuteronomy 7 6 8 in the New Jewish Version: For you are a people consecrated to the Lord your God: of all the peoples on earth the Lord your God chose you to be His treasured people.
Yet, as it turned out, it was not simply the act of building it that consecrated it, but that people continued to read it and inscribe stories in it – from Hugo, with his mammoth of a novel, to Disney's animated gargoyles.
The cathedral, which is 333 feet long and will seat 2,600 people, is to be consecrated in the fall.
The reporter was impressed and wrote, "The flag itself is a beautiful banner, which, I am sure, before this campaign is over, will be consecrated forever in the affections of the people of the Confederate States".
Tibetans in several places, together with Han people, have also built temples consecrated to Wenchang, called "yola kang" in Tibetan.
The building, known as "The People's Cathedral", was finally consecrated in 1961.
He wanted to make a film about consecrated life, she said, because he thought that people needed to understand it better.
