Sentence examples for worship due from inspiring English sources

… Jesus of Nazareth was not divine from his birth, but had attained to that moral perfection in which by God's pleasure the attributes of the Son and the worship due to the Son had been transferred to him" (CD 173, 174).

"Too many people still can't go back to their homes or return to offices, schools, farms or places of worship due to water damage, debris, mildew and road closures.

On these days, Catholics may not work or do activities that "hinder the worship due to God", but "performance of the works of mercy, and appropriate relaxation in a spirit of joy" are permitted.

Take your system almost everywhere you go (Caution: not everywhere is a good place to take it like places of worship due to noise risk of opening 3ds,high elevation points like mountains due to drop risk, i.e).e

Worship is due it twice or three times a day.

Alongside the issue of the proper acoustic design of worship interiors, due to the wide range of acoustic production, including music and speech, a significant problem is the difficultly of making a uniform assessment of acoustic parameters.

Though she enjoys patronage as part of the Mahavidyas, her individual temples – mostly found in Northern India and Nepal – and individual public worship is rare, due to her ferocious nature and her reputation of being dangerous to approach and worship.

Matt Smith gave QI Live a positive review, calling it "funny, educational, and... quite interesting"; Smith noted there was a "great deal of Fry worship" and that, due to high ticket prices, "only the most dedicated Fry fans... would come to this show".

If movies are the new religion, then cinematic celebrities form the new firmament, dazzling us with their glamour and receiving our worship as simply their due.

This plant is mentioned in the ancient texts of Ayurveda as an "elixir of life" (life saving) herb and worshipped for over 3000 years due to its healing properties.

Arboleda found 14 houses of worship willing to be painted yellow, but due to the murky nature of religious bureaucracy, only three followed through.