10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROPITIATORILY»
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propitiatorily in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
A Critical Exposition of the Third Chapter of St. Paul's ...
It is a symbol of heaven as specially and propitiatorily prepared for sinners. The
sum-total of the representations in the tabernacle and temple was assuredly
either interpenetrated with, or enveloped in, a propitiatory element. Doubtless,
then ...
2
The Writings of the Rev. John Bradford: Prebendary of St. ...
... or the sacrament of Christ's body, which the papists call the sacrament of the
altar, as though that were Christ's sacrament, which they can never prove; for it
being perverted and used to a contrary end (as sacrificing propitiatorily for the
sins ...
3
The Christian advocate, ed. by T.H. Milner
Is will was that his Beloved should die propitiatorily ; it is 1 the eternal praise of
the glory of his grace that his dear Son sated death for every man. It pleased the
Lord to bruise him ; he put him to grief that he might. THE PIETY OF JESUS. 143.
Thomas Hughes Milner, 1857
4
The Dublin University Magazine
In some parts of Germany, the words Schroterlein and Schretzel are used, which
have a tone of endearment about them, and no doubt are propitiatorily intended.'
All these point equally to a belief in the personal subsistence of the Nightmare, ...
5
Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal
In some parts of Germany, the words Schroter- lein and Schretzel are used,
which have a tone of endearment about them, and no doubt are propitiatorily
intended.* All these point equally to a belief in the personal subsistence of the
Nightmare ...
6
The Works of Nicholas Ridley D.D., sometime Lord Bishop of ...
Christ could not be offered, but propitiatorily ; yet now, Hoc facite, ' Do this,' must
be as much as to say, ' Sacrifice and offer my body under a piece of bread,'
available, but we cannot tell how much. Ah ! thieves, have ye robbed the realm
with ...
... as though that were Christ's sacrament, which they can never prove; for it being
perverted and used to a contrary end (as sacrificing propitiatorily for the sins of
the quick and of the dead, and idolatry, by adoring or worshipping On the Lord's ...
Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of Publication, 1842
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The Writings of John Bradford ...: containing sermons, ...
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a con- jyjjjyjj1" trary end, as of sacrificing propitiatorily for the sins of the cSt-abod
°* quick and of the dead, of idolatry by adoring or worshipping it with godly ...
9
The Writings of John Bradford, M.A.: Fellow of Pembroke ...
tacra- the as though that were Christ's sacrament, which thine thev The mo ..... lit,
mentor.... can never prove; (tor it, being perverted and abused to a con-
popishTM*» trary end, as of sacrificing propitiatorily for the sins of the cSubod*
quick and ...
John Bradford, Nicholas Ridley, John Hooper, 1848
10
The Sáhitya-darpaṇa Or Mirror of Composition of Viśvanátha: ...
Here in the speech of an absent lover, that which is denoted by the third quarter
of the stanza, i. e. the fact of his taking the lives oj separated lovers, should not be
attributed to the subject, the moon, who is propitiatorily addressed.
Viśvanātha Kavirāja, James Robert Ballantyne, Pramada Dasa Mitra, 1994
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PROPITIATORILY»
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Doing a deal in Ukraine
... can be restored — in other words, one of the new government's first acts can be respectfully, magnanimously and propitiatorily repealed. «iPolitics.ca, Mar 14»
