They donated 600 livres to "the rebuilding of the temple.
The prayer for the rebuilding of Jerusalem and the restoration of the Temple with its priestly cult could no longer voice his religious hope.
The country faces great challenges in continuing the rebuilding of infrastructure, strengthening the infant civil administration, and generating jobs for young people entering the work force.
The second half witnessed the dismantling of the Empire and the UK rebuilding itself into a modern and prosperous European nation.
The Regional Assistance Mission to the Solomon Islands (RAMSI) has been very effective in restoring law and order and rebuildinggovernment institutions.
The rebuilding of the fallen Transept (north-west) is a work much to be desired, perhaps hardly to be anticipated, yet surely not to be despaired of.
Owing to the zeal of the Prelate and the Chapter and the piety of the generous Burgalese, the rebuilding began the same year.
It is known that Athelstan had two mints here and that the Norman Castle was only a rebuildingby William de Warenne on the site of a far older stronghold.
A rebuilding of the Priory Church was begun on the anniversary of William the founder's death in 1243, and from the antique form of the letters G and M the inscriptions cannot be fixed at a later period.
Through thrift alone can the rebuilding come--the rebuildingof America--the rebuilding of the world .
The Sa-mar'i-tans opposed the rebuilding of the temple (Ezra 4.
To gain their favor he beganrebuilding the temple upon a magnificent scale.
The mandates of a distant court authorised the rebuilding of the Temple and the fortifying of the city.
With this thought, that the eyes of Jehovah run to and fro throughout the earth, Zechariah(361) comforted the Jews in the dark days between the Return and the rebuilding of the Temple.
Dread sire of heaven, at least from darkness deliver the sons of Greece!
I found that I could not make arrangements for rebuilding the barn before the last of August, and we now began to take a little much-needed rest.
I am almost ready to begin rebuilding the barn; but before I do so, I wish to visit Houghton Farm, and shall take you all with me.
The Faculty for Rebuildingand enlarging ye Chapel of Willenhall authorized ye then present Ministr, ye Revd.
The faculty forrebuilding and enlarging ye chapel of Willenhall, ye then present minister, ye Rev.
The Chairman of the Committee for the rebuilding was Mr. R.
Proudhon, for his part, demolished without rebuilding anything.
That Roman society which Jesus had come to destroy in the name of the poor and humble, had not Catholic Rome steadily continued rebuilding it through all the centuries, by its policy of cupidity and pride?
The crop of 1693, in some degree, repaired the losses of previous years, and in the ensuing calm the Conde de Galve commenced the rebuilding of the viceroyal palace.
Hence we see a continued change--a constant pulling down and rebuilding on a larger scale, and to this must be ascribed the disappearance of the buildings which had been erected before the Conquest.
By the age of eighteen he had become abbot of Glastonbury, and from the first proved an extremely able administrator, restoring the discipline of the monastery, and rebuilding the great church.
With the consent of his royal nephew, St David removed the bishop’s seat from Cærlon to Menevia, founded many monasteries, and helped to further the rebuilding of Glastonbury Abbey.
The window on the north exhibits Fitz-Hamon, the Norman knight who liberally endowed the abbey at the time of its rebuilding in 1102 and was mortally wounded at the siege of Falaise.
In the present day a decided movement is on foot to restore monasticism--many thinkers indeed regard it as the saving and rebuilding of a Church, which, since its earliest times, has been the object of many vicissitudes.
The architect employed by Alexander, in this undertaking, was the celebrated Dinocrates, who had acquired so much reputation by rebuilding the temple of Diana at Ephesus.
He appropriated a seventh part of his revenue for maintaining a number of masons, whom he employed in rebuilding the cities, castles, &c.
The polychrome decorations of the interior, and the rebuilding of the monastery, were carried out at the expense of Pius IX.
It was a curious spectacle to behold thirty thousand warriors from the West employed in rebuilding the walls of a city of Syria.
The rich harvest brought by the pilgrims to this shrine led to the reconstruction of the older church, by encasing the shell with Perpendicular work in the lower part and completely rebuilding the upper portion.
This interesting church has undergone little historical change excepting the recent rebuilding of the tower.
The "Gate of Humility" was removed in rebuildingthe New Court.
That site, however, was ultimately rejected, and by the Rebuilding Act, 22 Charles II.
Subsequently to the Great Fire, says Herbert, there was some discussion with Parliament on rebuilding the Mercers' School on the former site of St. Mary Colechurch.
Creation, Adam and Eve in Paradise, the building of Babel, the rebuilding of the Temple, &c.
In Wren's great scheme for rebuilding London, he proposed to make the Royal Exchange the centre nave of London, from whence the great sixty-feet wide streets should radiate like spokes in a huge wheel.
There was plenty of zeal in London still; but, nevertheless, after all, nothing was done to the rebuilding till the year 1673.
