 | 1855 - 530 pages
...that most august temple of God, which shining with divine splendour, is filled with the glory of God The same Fathers, using the eloquence of the prophets,...throne of God, the ark and house of sanctification." Thus spake Pope Pius, as an oracle speaks, beneath the awful dome of his gigantic cathedral, in the... | |
 | 1855 - 528 pages
...mounts; also in that most august temple of God, which shining with divine splendour, is filled with the prophets, celebrate the august Virgin as the spotless...throne of God, the ark and house of sanctification." the glory of God The same Fathers, using the eloquence of Thus spake Pope Pius, as an oracle speaks,... | |
 | Methodist Church - 1855 - 662 pages
...to be types, " preannunciations " of the dignity and spotless innocence of Mary. It says that she is "the spotless dove," "the holy Jerusalem," " the exalted throne of God," " the queen who came forth entirely perfect from the mouth of the Most High," " the crown of all miracles."... | |
 | John Bryson - Bible - 1856 - 154 pages
...that most august temple of God, which, shining with Divine splendour, is filled with the glory of God. The same fathers, using the eloquence of the prophets,...throne of God, the ark and house of sanctification." The credulity of the most slavish devotees of darkest paganism was never more taxed by the priests... | |
 | Mathieu Orsini - 1872 - 404 pages
...that the exalted dignity of the Mother of God, and her spotless innocence and holiness, obnoxious to blemish, have been signally preannounced. To describe...celebrate the august Virgin as the spotless dove, ^he holy Jerusalem, the exalted throne of God, the ark and house of sanctification, which Eternal Wisdom... | |
 | François de Ligny - Saints - 1883 - 976 pages
...have handed down, that the exalted dignity of the Mother of God, and her spotless innocence, and her holiness, obnoxious to no blemish, have been signally...and house of sanctification, which Eternal Wisdom bnilt for itself; and as that Queen who, abounding in delights and Leaning on her beloved, came forth... | |
 | 1903 - 590 pages
...; and in his august temple, brilliant with the divine splendor. The Most Holy Virgin was celebrated as the spotless dove, the Holy Jerusalem, the exalted...of God, the Ark and House of Sanctification which the Eternal Wisdom built for himself; and as the Queen who, abounding with delights, and leaning on... | |
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God, and her spotless innocence, and her holiness, obnoxious to no blemish, have been signally pre-announced. To describe the same totality, as it were, of divine gifts, and the original integrity of the Virgin of whom Jesus was born, the same Fathers,... 