Examples of using Consecration in English and their translations into Chinese
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It is a consecration time.
Consecration by the words of institution(? lxv, 5; lxvi, 2-3).
On 15 October 1724, the consecration took place in Amsterdam.
His consecration as Bishop of Worcester took place on 5 October 1214.
For some reason we could not complete the consecration at that time.
The Consecration takes 33 days.
Or it could be from a Coptic name meaning"my consecration of your name".
And this lifelong consecration cannot be without influence on his opinions.
Every day these Knights would offer a prayer for the consecration of Russia:.
Politics is the consecration of opportunism by those who possess means and resources.
On 29 November 1953 ArchbishopDonald Campbell presided at the solemn ceremony of consecration.
So God has established this vow of consecration, and there were many people who took it.
Our consecration cannot satisfy God's heart because our knowledge is limited and our light is limited.
And, since that day, a sense of dreary consecration had guarded it from frequent intrusion.
Entire consecration to the service of God will reveal the molding influence of the Holy Spirit at every step along the way.
The Shabbat is then called a sign of both God's consecration of Israel and of His six-day creation.
In these songs of consecration and repentance, faith and praise, we joyfully respond to the good news of Jesus.
This is not a Mass in the strict sense of the word,as there is no consecration of the sacred species.
St. Paul"breaks bread"(= the consecration), then communicates, then preaches( Acts 20:11).
I went to the village priest and demanded did he really believe theBody of Christ was present on the altar at the Consecration.
Bishop Zhang was approved by the Vatican, and his consecration was also announced by the official church in China.
The consecration of religious men and women to the lifelong service of afflicted humanity is foreign to dreamy Buddhist monasticism.
Even at night, he worked on his work, and for consecration Michelangelo attached lighted candles to his hat.
His consecration in the early hours of Wednesday threatens to derail the complex dialogue underway between the Vatican and China's Communist leaders.
At that period the papaldignity was held to be conferred at consecration, and hence he is excluded from all the early lists.
In the accompanying list the Stephen immediately following Zacharias(752) is not numbered, since, though duly elected,he died before his consecration.
The religious state isthus one way of experiencing a“more intimate” consecration, rooted in Baptism and dedicated totally to God.
With this consecration, Church ofEngland ended its 500 year old male dominated tradition andconsidered as a historic move towards widening female participationin the Church.
The first processendows a profane offering with sacred properties- consecration- which provides a bridge of communication between the worlds of the sacred and profane.
Its consecration as a cathedral was however severely delayed, and was not performed until 1843, by the diocese's third bishop, Louis-Marie-Edmond Blanquart de Bailleul.
