Exemplos de uso de Deep reverence em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I am seized by a feeling of deep reverence.
With deep reverence, she said,"Sir, I perceive that Thou art a prophet.
When John reached the tomb,he did not enter, in deep reverence he held back.
They had attitude of deep reverence before Mary projected in our GESJ.
The Soliga have an extraordinary knowledge of their environment, and a deep reverence for the tiger.
It is with deep reverence that we recall the victims, the heroic freedom fighters, whose struggle was not in vain.
Groups such as the Sopherim, the Zugoth, the Tannaim, andthe Masoretes had a deep reverence for the texts they were copying.
We are in deep reverence for those of you upon the earth plane who are delving within to discover the old/new self.
The chalices, vials and sacred texts of the Templar order have a tendency to inspire a deep reverence in those who view or hold them.
This refers to a deep reverence for God expressed in a desire to know and a submission to do God's will above all else.
He talked quite casually and in a conversational tone,reading with deep reverence and impressive feeling the passage he was to explore.
The feeling of deep reverence continued through the prayer around the Cross, which lasted two hours, in spite of long queues to get close.
He also stands out for his spirituality and his deep reverence for the Lord, the Holy One of Israel Isaiah 10:20, etc.
As a magnet, His Light attracts the ones tuned in with His Power and Love,translating into work for the Earth and humanity, our deep reverence.
Ensure that the Mass is celebrated with deep reverence and prayerfulness, and make every effort to foster the active participation of the laity.
In the course of the ninth century the cult of the relics of the saintly sisters became increasingly important and included the veneration of the Codex Eyckensis,which inspired deep reverence as a work produced by Harlindis and Relindis themselves.
He is permeated by a deep reverence for God, a spirit of honor extended to all his fellow human beings and a loving respect and delight in God's creation.
Rather than take pride in the great revelation, he immediately felt fear,which in biblical language means a deep reverence mixed with fear, when he became aware that the Almighty God was there.
The care taken by the Israelite scribes, who with deep reverence and extreme care counted even the smallest signs used in writing, when checking the copies with the originals see Matthew 5:18.
Michael Strmiska writes:"The Huldufólk are… not so much supernatural as ultranatural,representing not an overcoming of nature in the hope of a better deal beyond but a deep reverence for the land and the mysterious powers able to cause fertility or famine.
Other composers====Next to those of Beethoven,Berlioz showed deep reverence for the works of Gluck, Mozart, Méhul, Weber and Spontini, as well as respect for some of those of Rossini, Meyerbeer and Verdi.
For Epidaurus boasted herself to be the birthplace of AEsculapius,-or, as we are on Greek soil,Asklepios,-and held his memory in deep reverence forever after by erecting on the site a vast establishment such as to-day we might call a" sanitarium.
Well, with all due respect and deep reverence for the Successor of Peter, we can not help but smile with loving pain of these words, that once again denote an inability to grasp the extent of the problem and then go to the root of the same serious problem.
When it was done he kissed the book and handed it back to the celebrant,who, with a gesture of deep reverence as if glad that the precious thing were now safely back, replaced it upon the High Altar.
We ask eveybody present that, stand up and in deep reverence, recite with us our Father's simple prayer, so that"extra force" involve the atmosphere, breaking slowly the borders that separate us of the physical plan and become us only one body, at service of the Light.
Nevertheless, they ought to spur serious reflection on how to eliminate them and to ensure that the Eucharistic liturgies are places of praise, prayer, communion, listening, silence and adoration, out of deep reverence for the mystery of God, who is revealed in Christ under the elements of bread and wine, and out of the utter joy of feeling oneself a member of a community of the faithful reconciled with God the Father through the grace of the Holy Spirit.
St Stanislaus, who was marked by deep reverence for God and love for his neighbour, possessed nothing sweeter than his solicitude for the flock entrusted to his care, and to the very end of his life had no other desire than to reproduce perfectly in himself the image of the Divine Shepherd.
These forms of popular piety, well-channelled and properly supported,encourage a fruitful encounter with God, deep reverence for the Most Blessed Sacrament, profound devotion to the Virgin Mary, the cultivation of affection for the Successor of Peter and an awareness of membership in the Church.
We ask eveybody present that, stand up and in deep reverence, recite with us our FatherẤs simple prayer, so that"extra force" involve the atmosphere, breaking slowly the borders that separate us of the physical plan and become us only one body, at service of the Light.
This therefore makes this same life so magical, respectable,worthy of deep reverence for the Creator's ability to infinitely expand in myriad beings and nuances that never repeat themselves in their colors, and their idiosyncrasies!