If creatures are to attain the end of their being, they must be like God in moral purity.
One of the famous poems of the day was an "Essay on Translated Verse," by Lord Roscommon; and the smaller poems of Marvell are felicitous in feeling and diction; both writers are distinguished for their moral purity.
Deficient in moral purity, nothing would strike him as deserving censure, except such excess as would actually defeat the object which he proposed to himself, namely, the utmost enjoyment of life.
His works unite rare genius with moral purity, exquisite sweetness of language, luxuriant beauty of imagination, and a tenderness of feeling rarely surpassed, and never elsewhere conjoined with an imagination so vivid.
They are saints, which is not primarily a designation of moral purity, but of consecration to God, from whom indeed purity flows.
There may be in it some hint of moral purity, but more probably it is simply what I may call a physical attribute, that that immortal nature not only does not, but cannot, pass into any less noble forms.
With these principles in mind, we return to the inquiry, How could the idea of God's holiness, or moral purity, be conveyed to the minds of the Jews?
That the idea ofmoral purity in the minds of the Israelites was thus originated by the machinery of the Levitical dispensation, is supported, not only by the philosophy of the thing, but by many allusions in the Scriptures.
St. John saw in vision the undefiled in heart clothed with linen pure and white; evincing that, to the mind of the Jew, such vestments as the high priest wore when he entered the holy of holies, were still emblematical of moral purity.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "moral purity" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
