It has been cut into stone with chisel, and spread on the canvas with pencil; and it has been recited in the doxology of great congregations.
And as we gaze into what we can discern of the fulness of God, prayer will melt into thanksgiving and the doxology for the swift answer will follow close upon the last words of supplication.
Therefore the grand doxology of our text crowns and surpasses even this great prayer.
Yes, every man, woman, and child of reasonable age in the capital, can repeat the doxology of the Heavenly Father.
Can you repeat thedoxology of the Heavenly Father?
This sentiment of boundless obligation to the grace of God, with its pervasive effect upon the Pauline doctrine, is strikingly expressed in the doxology of 1 Tim.
He had no opinion of the Doxology and he did not make the suggestion with any particular reverence.
He can find 'no plain and express instance in Holy Scripture of a doxology directly and distinctly addressed to the Holy Spirit,' and he thinks the reason of this may be 'perhaps because he is only personalised by idioms of speech.
Clarke was taken to task by his diocesan, the Bishop of London, for altering the doxology into an accordance with Arianism.
Few would think of any music more appropriate to a standard doxology than "Old Hundred.
This doxology is the first stanza of a sixteen line hymn (possibly longer originally), the rest of which is forgotten.
The audience saw the common sense of my position, so the people laughed and sang the Doxology and departed.
As you are all in favor of the amendment, there is no use in my setting its claims before you; and, as I am utterly exhausted, I suggest that we sing the Doxology and go home!
Mears made an address, which was followed by the singing of the Doxologywith great fervor and emphasis.
The Doxology was then sung, and, after the benediction by the President, the Association adjourned.
The doxology was sung, and the following resolution was offered by Samuel Holmes, Esq.
The organ burst into the strains of the Doxology and the crowd rose.
The meeting was closed at once with the Doxology and Benediction.
And when that's done, ten to one I sing ye the doxology for a wind-up.
It is quite in harmony with such a strain as this that the joyous doxology with which St. Jude's stern letter suddenly ends is written.
The former is nearest to it in form; and it is from the doxology in Romans that the epithet "wise," which the Authorized Version wrongly inserts both here and in 1 Tim.
After being away for about ten weeks, they came back amidst a doxology of thanksgiving and gratitude.
Thus ended, with the Doxology and Benediction, these happy days, in which we saw so many evidences that the preaching of the Gospel had not been in vain.
That the first formal sign of grief at the death of a parent should be a Doxology will not have escaped notice.
But this Doxology was believed efficacious to save the departed soul when uttered by the living son.
This doxology marks the close of the first hymn-book prepared by the Jews for the worship of the second temple.
At the end of the Seventy-second Psalm is the doxologywhich marks the close of the second of these hymn-books.
The droning of the Doxologyfrom the church outside stirred Theron suddenly out of his revery.
After the Doxology had been sung and the Conference formally declared ended, the Wares would fain have escaped from the flood of handshakings and boisterous farewells which spread over the front part of the church.
In the evening she was absent, and after the doxology and benediction several people, under the pretence of solicitude for her health, tried to pump her husband as to the reason.
We act as though the church were a rail-car, into which we go when the time for starting arrives, and we get out again as soon as the depot of the Doxology is reached.
We will close with the doxology and omit the benediction, as I must go down by the stove to warm.
It matters not much to inquire, when this doxology was first used, or how long it has been in use, if it is not in the New Testament.
The learned and profound Lardner, modest as learned, remarks upon the assumption contained in this doxology of the prayer book, “as it was in the beginning.
Out of such disorders in the Church, from the rebellious device of laymen to insult an heretical Bishop, sprung the doxology of our present creeds.
