The meek, God will in paths of judgment guide; Good shall the meek eat, and be satisfied; The Lord will lift the meek to highest station; Will beautify the meek with his salvation.
The student disdains, Knoten-like, to beautifyhimself on a Sunday.
When such comparisons come naturally to the poet, he accepts them and notes them down, but he never seems to go in quest of them, he is never anxious to beautify and decorate.
In 1661, Don Miguel Manura Vicentelo de Leca determined to restore andbeautify the church and its adjacent buildings, and secured over half a million ducats for this purpose.
Now the pope desired to enlarge and beautify the Vatican, and make that his monument as well.
All the flocks of Kedar shall be gathered together unto thee, The rams of Nebaioth shall minister unto thee; They shall come up with acceptance on mine altar, And I will beautify the house of my glory.
The glory of Lebanon shall come unto thee, The fir tree, the pine, and the box tree together; To beautify the place of my sanctuary, And I will make the place of my feet glorious.
It is where Pelham goes to see an uncle from whom he is to inherit a great estate, and he asks what the uncle has done to beautify that exquisite spot.
They are a splendid people, these country priests of Umbria, with their ambition to beautify their little churches, and their merry good-nature in the face of hardships.
Without the Tuscan sunshine to beautify its stones it would be a little desolate, all faded fresco and broken plaster.
It is well said that Bunyan has here snatched a grace beyond the reach of art, and has applied it to exalt and beautify consistency of Christian character.
That or those that we take pleasure in, that or those we love to beautify and adorn with many ornaments.
For with the Lord there is mercy, wherewith to beautify the meek with salvation.
In many places pupils have persuaded their parents to form clubs to beautify the school grounds.
Many of our rural schools are doing excellent work in teaching children to beautify the school grounds.
In them many children get their first insight into the joys of making things grow and are led by this joy to undertake the care of a home garden and to beautify the home surroundings as they had never thought of doing before.
Many of the Deutzias and Spiraeas which beautify our spring gardens were introduced from Japan before Fortune's day by Thunberg, the great exploiter of Japanese shrubs, who died in 1828.
Flowering shrubs, unkempt of shape, bloom and beautify the waste borders each spring, as do the oldest Chinese Magnolias in the United States.
Sometimes a graceful and picturesque growth of vines will beautify gate posts, a fence, or a kitchen doorway in a wonderfully artistic and pleasing fashion.
And even so does every thought, that is infinite as death, beautify our life.
And again, I doubt whether anything in the world can beautify a soul more spontaneously, more naturally, than the knowledge that somewhere in its neighbourhood there exists a pure and noble being whom it can unreservedly love.
Live an harmonious life to the curious make and frame of thy creation; and let the beauty of thy person teach thee to beautify thy mind with holiness, the ornament of the beloved of God.
What could be done to beautify the place in which you live?
Imagine you are Pericles, and make a speech telling the Athenians why they ought to beautify their city.
How the fountains beget the shrubs and beautify them!
The women also have no other care than to dress and beautify themselves, as they take much pains to wash and purify their persons, and to perfume their bodies with many sweet savours.
The women of Damascus beautify and adorn themselves with great attention, wearing silk clothes, which they cover with an outer garment of cotton as fine as silk.
