It is foul where it stands, but it is blessedly true about Christian experience.
That is blessedly true as to all which we lay on God's altar.
Travellers go into raptures over the beauty of some of these 'fairy grottoes' draped with maiden-hair fern, cool and moist, and blessedly dark after the fierce light outside.
And then, still further, the deliverance here is suggested as not only linking most blessedly the present with the past, but also linking it for our confidence with all the future.
It's to-day blessedly cooler here--and I hope you also have the reprieve!
But if there must be more drawing together perhaps we shall blessedly find that we can all more help each other.
We have been having, as I believe you have, a blessedly mild winter, and the climax at this moment is a kind of all uncannily premature May-day of softness and beauty.
So, having very blessedly this perch to come to, here I am while the air of superficial summer still reigns.
On the other hand this lapse of time enables me blessedly to confirm, in the light of further experience, whatever of good and hopeful the beginning of the present states to you.
Dearest Alice, */ Today comes blessedlyyour letter of the 18th, written after the receipt of my cable to you in answer to your preceding one of the 6th (after you had heard from Robert Allerton of my illness.
However, I throw myself into the imagination that he may blessedly pity us far more than we can ever pity him; and the great thing is that even our sense of him as sacrificed only keeps him the more intensely with us.
He slipped off the web-feet, and standing gingerly, but blessedly near, made effectual attack.
But with double army blankets nailed over the single window it was blessedly dark, if stuffy, and in crying need of cleaning.
But the isolation caused by transgression is blessedly counteracted by the concentration of the sin of all on the Servant.
Yes, that is blessedly true, but it needs to be supplemented by 'they shall feed in the ways,' and their work will bring them nourishment.
We need not fear marring the great truth that 'not by works of righteousness but by His mercy He saved us,' if we firmly grasp the large assurance which this text blessedly contains.
I want to be blessedly glad and gloriously happy, too.
I'm so blessedly glad of every circumstance in my life, because each one led to my getting hold of just what I have got hold of.
All the best that the city stands for of human life, and all the best that the country, typified in the garden, stands for, are forever blessedly joined.
All this blessedly foreshadows the Lord Jesus in His spotless humanity and the sufferings through which He passed.
The Passover lamb and the sheltering blood foreshadow most blessedly the atoning work of the Cross, the sacrifice of our Lord and His precious blood.
All went blessedlyat the Horse Shoe; but there is not a Horse Shoe everywhere.
But while the time of his pilgrimage, as a prisoner of hope, cannot be shortened, yet may the hopes of such a prisoner be very preciously nourished, and his spirit within him blessedly exercised.
But all such occupation of the soul keeps us below this pure and spiritual delight in Christ, this sickness of love, this breathing on the mountains of myrrh, and this dressing and keeping of the garden of spices, here so blessedly presented.
All that is mostblessedly of the same great and generous character.
I should have done something if I should have been able to gather into a point, that blessedly pierced some heart to let the life in, the broad truths of the Gospel.
So the parable which at first sight seems strangely incongruous becomes blessedly significant and fitting.
On the left, we presently began to see the blue outline of the Catskill mountains, towering into the hot sky, and looking most blessedly cool and dark amid the fervid glowing of the noonday world.
The first coming and the second coming are most blessedly bound up together by the divine link of the personal presence of the Holy Ghost in the church.
But, while this is most blessedly true, we see that "the first day of the week" has a place assigned to it in the New Testament which no other has.
Oh, how blessedly simple is the gospel of the grace of God!
It is not that a servant of Christ may not most blessedly and effectually preach the gospel and attend to business also: he assuredly may; but, in such a case, the gospel will be his object, and not business.
Now, that it is the infinitely precious blood of Christ which sets us individually as worshippers in the presence of God is blessedly true.
ONLY a few words, yet howblessedly full of peace and joy!
And in that yesterday, in the bosom of the Father, the great plan of redemption wasblessedly known.
If I make you take advantage of me--that is blessedly talk to me--it's exactly what I want to do.
And how blessedly they may remind us of the heavenly company, singing, as it were, a new song before the throne; for they are the first-fruits unto God and to the Lamb.
Let us consider that a blessedly settled thing; not because of anything we have felt, or said, or done, but because we know that He heareth us, and because we know that He is true to His word.
This we have most blessedly presented to us in that part of John xiii.
True it is, blessedly true, the Lord opened her heart; and He is ready to open thine also, if there were in thee but the hundredth part of Lydia's earnestness.
True it is--most blessedly true--that God had a people in Old Testament times.
He seems to fall everywhere blessedly on his feet.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "blessedly" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: gladly; happily; joyfully
