Sentence examples for praise of gods from inspiring English sources

An important aspect of Aryan religious life was the bard-priest who composed hymns in praise of gods, to be sung or chanted at sacrifices.

Although the earliest Hindu text in Bengali is a mid-15th-century poem about Radha and Krishna, texts in praise of gods and goddesses, known as mangal-kavyas, surely existed in oral versions long before then.

Typical of Sufi poetry is the hymn in praise of God, expressed in chains of repetitions.

These songs of praise of God became a common form, especially among confraternities of lay people.

● ● My dear God, I do not want this to be a metaphysical exercise but something in praise of God.

The ensemble is famous for its performance of songs in praise of God, Prophets, Peace, and Love.

Most mas̄navīs, however, begin with a praise of God, and this strikes the keynote of the poem.

The mas̄navī usually begins with a praise of God, and this strikes the keynote of the poem.

The biblical texts used in the libretto evoke human suffering, and the work ends with an uplifting praise of God.

● My dear God, I do not want this to be a metaphysical exercise but something in praise of God.

For Augustine, "confessions" is a catchall term for acts of religiously authorized speech: praise of God, blame of self, confession of faith.