I resolved to hold myself in perfect patience, as somehow mystically certain, that Fate would at last disclose to me, of itself, and at the suitable time, whatever Fate thought it best for me to know.
Slowly and yet perceptibly the light dies away and leaves the heaving sea mystically dusk and the world full of shadows.
Garden, mystically the church of Christ, abounding with fruit, that is, the good works of the elect.
In this and the following verses, the church mystically describes Christ to those who know him not, that is, to infidels in order to convert them to the true faith.
The effect was equally bad whether he found it mystically bad and called the thing anarchy, or whether he found it mystically good and called it the rule of the strong.
Creation was then conceived more mystically as an act of will issuing in a word of command.
None of his works bear his name in full; his initials were mystically interpreted as standing for Homo Novus.
But how did totems, animals, plants and so on, come to be mystically solidaires with their human namesakes and kinsmen?
Both were rational and alsomystically contemplative, though the former quality predominates in Thomas and the latter in Bonaventura.
When, however, things signify facts mystically, we have allegory; and when things mystically signify what ought to be done, we have tropology.
No doubt many of these Quatrains seem unaccountable unless mystically interpreted; but many more as unaccountable unless literally.
He enjoys for a time, which is defined by the mystically symbolic number seven, the rest of gradual initiation.
Only one who allows that the same clearness may exist in mysticism as in a true representation of the facts of natural science, will be ready to admit that the content of Christianity as mysticism may also be mystically described.
And this immediate reality is to embrace all future generations in a living bond of union, and as a church is mystically to extend from race to race.
And these we also mystically call the two cities, or the two communities of men, of which the one is predestined to reign eternally with God, and the other to suffer eternal punishment with the devil.
Of the things mystically prefigured in Esau and Jacob.
Golitzin, the Minister of Ecclesiastic Affairs, both of whom were mystically inclined, conceived the idea of becoming the instruments of Divine Providence in converting the Jews to Christianity.
Revelations of this kind were greatly in vogue at the time, and had a profound effect upon mystically inclined minds.
And dost Thou subtly, mystically now drip it through the air invisibly upon me?
And all the world of sight and sense and sound, Bears it not in upon thy heart and brain, And mystically weave around Thy being influences that never wane?
Brihaspati takes Indra's place, and this seems to be the true solution, Indra as interpretedmystically by priests.
This mob marched against the military discipline of the Moslems and was massacred; or, might I so mystically express it, martyred.
Roman Empire, that she might flee from the first Temple into the wilderness of Arabia, to her place at Babylon mystically so called.
He had also power to give life and authority to the Image, so that it could both speak, and by dictating cause that all religious bodies of men, who would not worship the authority of the Image, should be mystically killed.
Before her was the Capitol, lighted from below, its dome floating cloudily above the white parapets as if mystically sustained.
Davidge had been mystically attuned anew to Mamise, and he found her in a mood for reconciliation.
But I must say that he is not at all mystically inclined.
In mystically prophetic words Novalis foretells the coming of the new kingdom of sacred darkness:-- "Es bricht die neue Welt herein Und verdunkelt den hellsten Sonnenschein.
He makes believe that all the vegetable kingdom is mystically perfect and exemplary, that all flowers smell deliciously and are exquisitely beautiful, that Drosera does not hurt flies very much, and that onions do not smell.
A girl would blossom from the totally negligible to the mystically desirable at adolescence, and boys would be removed from their mother's educational influence at as early an age as possible.
The believer who passed safely through the ordeal of the balance and was duly fortified with the proper spells, was mystically identified with Osiris as the "justified," and different texts present different types of future bliss.
Mystically identified with him, the deceased bore the god's name and was thus admitted into fellowship with him.
For first, Not only the number of 7 and 9 from considerations abstruse, have been extolled by most, but all or most of the other digits have been as mystically applauded.
Whether hereby were not also mystically implied the activity of the Sun in Leo, the power of God in the Sun, or the influence of the CA"lestial Osyris, by Moptha the Genius of Nilus, might also be considered.
After we have cleared off all the definitions of theology, He remains, mystically suffering for humanity, mystically asserting that love in pain and sacrifice in service are the necessary substance of Salvation.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "mystically" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
