Not exact matches
By this word, in the New Testament as in the Old, the
noblest altitudes and attributes of the human
spirit and the saving influences of the divine
spirit were expressed.
The moment of dominance, prayed for, worked for, sacrificed for,
by generations of the
noblest spirits, marks the turning point where the blessing passes into the curse.
All - inclusive, yet simple;
noble, clean, luminous, stable, rigorous, true; — what more ideal refuge could there be than such a system would offer to
spirits vexed
by the muddiness and accidentally of the world of sensible things?
As they walked with Him and became «committed», they were also fed within their very souls
by Him, growing deeper, wiser,
nobler and more courageous of
spirit.
In all honesty, do we really want to be represented in our highest moments — and the Turner Prize, like all prizes, is supposed to represent something
noble in the human
spirit —
by such garrulous buffoonery?
Speaking on condition of anonymity, the CEO of one of America's largest corporations said, «
By proclaiming business «a
noble vocation» and encouraging the «harnessing of the
spirit of enterprise,» Francis showed he is one of us!»