Examples of using The consecration in English and their translations into Swedish
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For the consecration.
Tell Vincent to begin the consecration.
The consecration was in 1517.
He is to be the sacrifice of the consecration.
The consecration is well underway.
You need me to complete the consecration.
The consecration happened sometime in either May or June.
He was present at the consecration of Lund Cathedral in 1145.
The consecration and dedication of his own will to the majestic service of doing the divine will.
I have prepared a book for the consecration of the source.
During the consecration was 16 persons as witnesses of honor varty.
And thus most aptly comes as the consecration gift of that Church.
Relates the consecration of Aaron and his sons to the priesthood.
But how can she hope to complete the consecration without a sacrificial lamb?
It also forms part of the ritual on such occasions as the ordination of priests and the consecration of churches.
Cantata for the consecration of Uppenbarelsekyrkan in Saltsjöbaden.
Who has consecrated us with the consecration of Aharon and commanded us to bless his people Israel….
led by the primate of Numidia, formed itself into a synod at Carthage and declared the consecration of the bishop invalid.
It arose as a result of the consecration of a bishop of Carthage in AD311.
The consecration of religious men
We performed the grand rite and the consecration so that witches might finally have a land of their own.
The consecration of Aaron and his sons;
I will close the curtain around Salem and begin the consecration of the land with hell-blood.
After the consecration the accidents(accidentia) of the bread
Then he must stop obstructing the King's royal assent to the consecration of the new burial grounds.
After the consecration known with notebooks, Acer has continued to expand to other mobile devices
probably arranged by Offa in imitation of the consecration of Charlemagne's sons by the pope in 781.
Until the Second Vatican Council, however, the custom had usually been restricted to the Mass for the ordination of a priest or the consecration of a bishop.