Sentence examples for point of intercession from inspiring English sources

The meal with the highest "delta" (the difference in blood glucose values between premeal and 2-hour postprandial levels) becomes the initial point of intercession.

Among the Babylonians and the Assyrians, a priesthood was established primarily to say prayers of intercession.

Prayers of petition (for oneself) should not be conflated with prayers of intercession (for others, in sorrow, need or sickness).

They are venerated on a particular day in the prayer of intercession, and references are made to their deeds, sufferings, and miracles in the liturgy.

In 1552 Ivan the Terrible captured the Tatar stronghold of Kazan on the feast of Intercession.

"Prayer for a Friend" is a "simple" song of intercession.

Instead he retreated to the cathedral of Antioch, where he observed a solemn service of intercession.

#A lyric prayer for, or affirmation of the need of, intercession.

Several of their top prophets and generals of intercession spent weeks in intensive prayer to "confront the Queen of Heaven".

On 27 May 1544 the first officially authorised vernacular service was published, the processional service of intercession known as the Exhortation and Litany.

Both types of intercession agency rely mainly on volunteer service.