Sentence examples for holiness for from inspiring English sources

The goal is joyful holiness for all Christians, single or married.

In the Bible, unnamability is evidence of holiness; for Beckett, it is the cornerstone of the absurd.

He urged this "emblematic figure of womanhood" and "tireless worker of mercy" to be a model of holiness for Catholics and others.

Hebron was King David's capital, is the burial place of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, and is a close second to Jerusalem in holiness for Jews.

He can have no name because he has no being; the only real thing about him is this lack of being, which he expresses through a "dust of words, with no ground for their settling, no sky for their dispersing". In the Bible, unnamability is evidence of holiness; for Beckett, it is the cornerstone of the absurd.

In December, seven months after receiving His Holiness for an official visit in Denmark, Copenhagen effectively apologized to Beijing.

You can still fall and must continually strive for holiness through living for Christ.

"What His Holiness stands for is the 'Middle Way', which is genuine autonomy within China or within the framework of the Chinese constitution," he says.

Besides speaking in tongues, other spiritual gifts recorded in the Bible (specifically in 1 Corinthians 12, 13, and 14) are encouraged to operate in Pentecostal Holiness congregations for the edification of the Body of Christ.

In the early Middle Ages, he explained, particularly in Germany and France, martyrs and other Christians were revered not only for their holiness but also for what they could supposedly do to help sick people when what few scientific means that were available failed.

They are ascetics and wanderers and are often displayed as private, dignified, selfless people, respected for their holiness and feared for their curses. .