Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Formed into or like a spiral; twisted like a corkscrew. See cut under
sasin .
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- adjective
spirally twisted
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We are to accomplish this by displaying the very godliness in us that is a gift from God, spirated by the Holy Spirit, first to Christ, and then to us through Baptism into Christ.
Part I: Piety the Gift elena maria vidal 2009
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St. Thomas takes the enumerated list of the gifts, and the description of the spirated nature of the gifts directly from the Old Testament Book of the Prophet Isaiah, 11:2-3.
Part I: Piety the Gift elena maria vidal 2009
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These elements are crucial in understanding the full import of piety as a spirated virtue by the enlivening power of the Holy Spirit in our lives, designed to assist us in becoming more fully one in and with Christ.
Part I: Piety the Gift elena maria vidal 2009
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Although both "come from" the Father, who is their sole fons et origo, the Son is "begotten" and the Spirit is "spirated"; so, aside from what, exactly, that difference consists in, we must say that there is a difference.
The filioque V: replies to objections Mike L 2007
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Although both "come from" the Father, who is their sole fons et origo, the Son is "begotten" and the Spirit is "spirated"; so, aside from what, exactly, that difference consists in, we must say that there is a difference.
Archive 2007-05-01 Mike L 2007
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Let us go back to Isaiah and point out that in the scriptural list of spirated gifts there are two mentions of fear: 1) Fear of the Lord, and 2) a quick understanding, or delight in the Fear of the Lord.
Part II: Piety the Savory Gift elena maria vidal 2009
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Let us go back to Isaiah and point out that in the scriptural list of spirated gifts there are two mentions of fear: 1) Fear of the Lord, and 2) a quick understanding, or delight in the Fear of the Lord.
Tea at Trianon 2009
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