Examples of using Consecrate in English and their translations into Polish
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We cannot consecrate.
Consecrate him to Mother Hera.
We cannot consecrate.
Consecrate the water, please, Father Mignon.
The money can help consecrate the church.
People also translate
Consecrate ourselves to your maternal Heart.
I need to gather the witches' remains and consecrate them.
We may consecrate our ruins.
Only bishops may ordain clergy and consecrate other bishops.
Consecrate the time to prayer and to sacrifice.
At the six points, consecrate the hearts of their line.
Consecrate the time to prayer and to sacrifice.
Will you, for love of Christ, consecrate yourself to him with all your being?
Consecrate your hearts to me and I will lead you.
We must honor our covenant with the ancient gods and consecrate this land once again.
Sacrifices consecrate the land to our lord.
the laity consecrate the world itself to God”.
They may consecrate time to prayer and to reading.
They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world; consecrate them in the truth-your word is truth.
Consecrate your hearts to me and I will lead you.
Purify us with the blood of Jesus and consecrate us by the power of Your Holy Spirit to live pure lives.
Consecrate us to glorify Your name
There's a spell in there that can consecrate a weapon and make it strong enough to kill The Source.
The first sacrifice was Aaron's-- typical of how Christ's must precede all others and his blood must consecrate the altar.
So I could consecrate her bones and absorb her power.
I will consecrate my life to Thee, My Saviour and my God!
Christ's teachings consecrate us to serve with love
go to church, consecrate Easter and Easter cakes
Many consecrate their lives to serving others,
Jones the J.P. would have to consecrate the ground before the Reverend Jones could have his dyin' wish.