Sentence examples for glory of heaven from inspiring English sources

Communion is the anticipation of the coming glory of heaven.

The altar, which covers the entire end of the central nave of the cathedral, is a vertical composition that is framed by the use of foreshortened columns called estipes and a profuse use of small-scale decorative elements that create an unreal appearance meant to elicit a trancelike effect that would enable a worshipper to imagine the glory of heaven.

Adamnan is the subject of the Vision of Adamnan (Fís Adamnáín), an Irish tale of the 10th or 11th century describing the glories of heaven and the sufferings of the damned as seen by his own soul.

It is a song which unites heaven and earth, giving praise and glory to heaven, and the promise of peace to earth and all its people.

The sages state that anyone who prays in the Temple in Jerusalem, "it is as if he has prayed before the throne of glory because the gate of heaven is situated there and it is open to hear prayer".

Church's preoccupation with the glories of the heavens and the earth is beautifully documented in "Maine Sublime," but most of the time the show can't be seen without a guided tour of the house.

There are intimations of mortality as well as deep love in his birthday note to Isabel: "Your old guide is paddling his canoe in the shadow, but he knows that the glories of the heavens and the earth are seen more appreciatively when the observer rests in the shade".

The group says polygamy is necessary to achieve the highest level of glory in heaven.

Jon Krakauer's most recent books are "Three Cups of Deceit," "Where Men Win Glory," and "Under the Banner of Heaven".

The glinting gold glass tiles embedded with precious and semi-precious gems must have seemed like a preview of heaven's glory to the parishioners.

His depiction of the "artist as intermediary," rendering up his perfection to the glory of God, in reflection of heaven as depicted in the Koran, is especially appropriate to Iranian architecture.