Every soul who believed in Jesus Christ became revivified and resuscitated through this spirit, attained to the zenith of eternal glory, realized the life everlasting, experienced the second birth and rose to the acme of good fortune.
He has reflected the reality of divine religion, dispelled the darkness of imitations, laid the foundation of new teachings and resuscitated the world.
Jesuits had not, indeed, resuscitated the dead at the court of Pekin; they were contented with teaching astronomy, casting cannon, and being mandarins.
Some state that he resuscitated nine dead persons.
Ribadeneira, in his "Flower of the Saints," limits himself to asserting that he resuscitated only four.
The wickedest and worst trouble of their raising was that of theresuscitated Waldemar (A.
According to some of the Stoics, a final catastrophe would consume the universe, the resuscitated spirits of men and all these minor gods, and the whole creation being absorbed into the great parent spirit, God would be all in all.
Her child was delivered in asphyxia pallida andresuscitated with difficulty.
An infant born apparently dead may be resuscitated after a delay very much longer than would be possible in an older person, provided always the infant has not begun to breathe.
Elias, whoresuscitated the son of the widow: of Elisha, who resuscitated Joreb!
I have heard it said that quite recently Apollonius of Tyana resuscitated a young girl, whose funeral he met, followed by her betrothed in great trouble.
Then occurred the extraordinary awakening of antiquity, Apollo and Venus resuscitated worshipped by the popes themselves, who from the time of Nicholas V dreamt of making papal Rome the equal of the imperial city.
He was waiting for the rotten scaffoldings up above, among the grass of the nave, to be resuscitated like the dead, and by the force of some miracle to stand upright once more, along the walls.
First came the worldly, ostentatious popes of the Renascence, those who resuscitated antiquity with so much passion and dreamt of draping the Holy See with the purple of empire once more.
A few lines will convey to the reader the substance of the long conversation which kept the resuscitated Dutchman and myself from our beds for fully two hours after our unexpected meeting.
Patrick afterwards resuscitated him, and buried him again in the Erende, on the borders of Mughorna and Ui-Meith; but the place belongs to Mughorna.
This is what they planned afterwards: to bring one of their people on a bier, as if dead, to be resuscitated by Patrick, and to deceive Patrick; and they threw a cover over his body and over his face.
He resuscitated the cows, then, so that they were quite well, and he cured the mad cow; and the names of God and Patrick were magnified through this miracle.
It was then he baptized the pregnant woman and her offspring, and resuscitated another.
It was here Patrick resuscitated Fot, son of Derad, a Munsterman, who had been twenty-seven years dead.
He resuscitated Eochaidh, son of Crimthann, from death.
Mr. Goulbum's bill was carried by large majorities; but though the Catholic Association yielded to legal authority and became defunct, it was soon resuscitated under a different form.
Thus the Judaean nationality became resuscitated in their own land, the people became filled with ancient recollections and new hopes, and were determined to realize the exhortations of the prophets.
I was determined to note minutely the slightest signs of agitation which she might betray at the contact of a resuscitated past, rendered more striking by the aspect of things that do not change so quickly as the heart of a woman.
And resuscitated by the galvanic process, put into operation by Dr.
The distressing sensation of whose wife she was could not entirely quench theresuscitated pleasure he felt at her grateful recognition of him, and her confiding seizure of his arm for support.
The comparative security from discovery that her new position ensured resuscitated reason a little, and empowered her to form some logical inferences:-- 1.
He, too, never claimed to have founded a new sect, and insisted that his doctrine was simply a resuscitated Tendai tenet.
The Phenix of Elba resuscitatedby Treason’ is by G.
But these minor points could easily be settled in the future: and the important object for the immediate present, said Don Pedro, was the acceptance in principle of the resuscitated Holy Roman Empire.
But the town clerk also knew that the Holy Roman Empire had often lain in abeyance for years or even centuries, and had afterwards been resuscitatedby some Karl (whom the wicked call Charlemagne), some Otto, or some Henry the Fowler.
Accordingly, he despatched Ambassadors to the courts of those four Powers, informing them that the Holy Roman Empire had been resuscitated in Andorra, and inviting them to send in their adhesion to the new State.
It is not resuscitated by investigating phenomena of the world of matter.
In the same way the realm of hearts and spirits is illumined and resuscitated through the shining rays of the Sun of Reality and the bounties of the love of God.
It is the love of God which has resuscitated the world.
It is dead; to be resuscitated or not, either wholly or in part, just as may suit the personal convenience of the author.
By imagination I can also recall other sensuous impressions, and, in an attack of fever, I have had sensuous impressions resuscitated without my will.
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