Sentence examples for in glorification from inspiring English sources

According to the Articles of Faith of the Church of the Nazarene, sanctification is a work of God after regeneration "which transforms believers into the likeness of Christ" and is made possible by "initial sanctification" (which is regeneration and simultaneous with justification), entire sanctification, and "the continued perfecting work of the Holy Spirit culminating in glorification".

Israel shares with Iran (and 1960s Cuba) a national narrative that is steeped in the glorification of military heroism in the face of potential defeat.

The figure of the boys illustrates Emerson's characteristic combination of the romantic (in the glorification of children) and the classical (in the idea of a hierarchy in which the boys occupy the place of lords or nobles).

The album illustrates the harmful roles they play in the glorification (and acceptance) of violence in "mainstream" culture, illustrated by the slogan "Guns, God and Government".

Netanyahu, meanwhile, languishes in an old and brutal dispensation, indulging in "the glorification of the ferocious Jews of antiquity".

Such feasts as the or the Ascension are extremely popular in the East precisely because they celebrate humanity glorified in Christ a glorification that anticipates the coming of the kingdom of God, when God will be "all in all".

The epic culminates in the glorification of Marduk and the establishment of his order.

Not all Croats share in the glorification of Praljak, but his death has re-opened old wounds.

Having paid respects to the Sri Guru Granth Sahib and participated in ritual glorification of God, they then discuss day-to-day problems facing the community.

In many ways, our love of the typewriter is akin to the steampunk movement, in its glorification of an earlier era, and the longing to use anachronistic technology.

Much of the American right is now vocally if not avowedly Thatcherite in its glorification of the market, its demonization of the welfare state and its hostility to public-sector unions.