Examples of using Mystically in English and their translations into Serbian
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Lorne told us to, but mystically.
That is why it is better to speak mystically to the heart of others through secret prayer rather than to their ears.
In this way, he who receives a commandment andcarries it out receives mystically the Holy Trinity.
And how many lines if you've been mystically knocked up by a coven of dead witches?
With silence, tolerance, and most especially with prayer,we benefit the other mystically.
Were those woods in some sort of mystically charged area or something?
But, in truth, the person who has good within him radiates this good power to others, mystically and gently.
He who has perfectly united his feelings to God is mystically led by Him to an understanding of His words.
But, in truth,the person who has good within him radiates this good power to others, mystically and gently.
They will remain as religiously motivated foreigners, mystically hating the godless whites who are fattened and paralyzed.
Today the Holy of Holies rejoices greatly, andthe choir of angels mystically keeps feast.
We Orthodox Christians are mystically linked to our Savior in the Heavens, and await His coming thence as Judge and Redeemer.
According to St. Maximos,“he who has received and kept a commandment,has, mystically, the Holy Trinity”.
From the mystically shimmering gold background throughout the nave emerge biblical figures and scenes, a complete cosmos of pictorial narration.
According to St. Maximos,"He who has received andhas kept one commandment possesses mystically, the Holy Trinity….
As we said in the first talk, St. Macarius of Egypt interprets this mystically, saying that this is what happens to every soul when Paradise is closed to it.
The Church has often expressed this link between speaking, creativity, and the action of the Holy Spirit,all tied together mystically and charismatically.
Saint Maxim the Confessor said,“The whole ideal(spiritual)world is mystically represented by symbolic pictures in the perceptible world for those who have eyes to see.
Mannerism was the 16th-century transition between Renaissance and Baroque, turbulent and full of movement,distorting reality, and mystically interpreting piety.
It is strictly understood as being the real presence of Christ,his true Body and Blood mystically present in the bread and wine which are offered to the Father in his name and consecrated by the divine Spirit of God.
Neither is it by the bread and wine alone of communion that we receive the forgiveness of our sins and participation in life, butalso by the divinity which mystically accompanies and is unconfusedly mingled with them.
But when one's mind is poetically or mystically or religiously opened, one feels as Basho did that even in every blade of wild grass there is something really transcending all venal, base human feelings, which lifts one to a realm equal in.
This Sacrifice alone has the power of saving the soul from eternal death,for it presents to us mystically the death of the Only-begotten Son.”.
When she is filled with joy, peace and love for the embryo,she transmits these things to it mystically, just as happens to children that have been born.
Under the Legion's influence, the Orcish Horde slaughtered their onetime allies the Draenei andthen were mystically transported to Azeroth to conquer it in the Legion's name.
On Pentecost we have the final fulfillment of the mission of Jesus Christ andthe first beginning of the messianic age of the Kingdom of God(mystically present in this world in the Church of the Messiah).
We believe that there exists something in the nature of males, the ordained priests,that enables them to be consecrated presence before God, mystically embodying a representation of a bridegroom before Church and God.