Yes, they were filled with the glory of serving and protecting their homes and being heroes.
In the last chapter of Exodus (40 34-38), Moses finally completes the work of the tabernacle, which is then filled with divine glory., Several commentators note that, even more than the events of Mt. Sinai, this evocative moment represents the ultimate fulfillment of the Exodus from Egypt.
By the time she ascends, helpless resignation has somehow turned to joyful fulfillment, with a "heart full of hope" and, one might add, a head filled with delusions of glory.
Such great success at so many Gotham publications over the last four decades ought to translate into a winning book filled with tales of personal glory, defeats, payback and lessons learned.
They share a renowned arena filled with fans who remember the glory days and want them back.
A Softball Legacy ANGEL R. PENA Many mornings begin the same way they did 10 years ago — Michele Pena hears the crack of a ball hit hard by a young girl filled with notions of game and glory in the softball field near the Pena home in River Vale, N.J.
Crane conceived the story from the point of view of a young private who is at first filled with boyish dreams of the glory of war, only to become disillusioned by war's reality.
Conceiving his story from the point of view of a young private who is at first filled with boyish dreams of the glory of war and then quickly becomes disillusioned by war's reality, Crane borrowed the private's surname, "Fleming", from his sister-in-law's maiden name.
The Jerusalem I saw at that moment was filled with love, light, clouds of glory- possibilities that made me realize, I have nothing to fear at all but fear itself.
"Jamie Roberts didn't fill himself with glory in his performances throughout the Six Nations; he certainly hasn't for Cardiff [Blues].
Modi described the solar alliance as "the sunrise of new hope, not just for clean energy but for villages and homes still in darkness, for mornings and evening filled with a clear view of the glory of the sun".
