- and did not
recognize the
exaltations of the
nodes - a
principle he
described himself as
being "quite proper". The
exaltations are one of the most ancient...
-
Exaltation is a
belief in
Mormonism that
after death some
people will
reach the
highest level of
salvation in the
celestial kingdom and
eternally live...
- Look up exalt, ensky, or
exaltation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Exalt or
exaltation may
refer to:
Exaltation (astrology), a
characteristic of...
- Ge'ez calendar, or
Coptic calendar. In English, the
feast is
called The
Exaltation of the Holy
Cross in the
official translation of the
Roman Missal, while...
- The
Exaltation of the
Flower (L'Exaltation de la Fleur) is the
modern title given to an
early classical Gr****
marble fragment of a
funerary stele from...
- of an
ancient wooden cathedral which dated back to
Kyivan Rus times. "
Exaltation Church (Ternopil) - TurPravda". www.turpravda.org.
Retrieved 2023-10-16...
-
Exaltation is an
outdoor 1981
sculpture by
Giovanni (John) Porretta,
installed in
McGill University's
James Sculpture Garden, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada...
- How
Jesus Became God: The
Exaltation of a
Jewish Preacher from
Galilee is a book by
American New
Testament scholar Bart D. Ehrman.
Published on
March 25...
-
reading of the
Biblical texts, gave the
impetus to the
belief in the
exaltation of
Jesus as a "fulfillment of the scriptures", and a
resumption of the...
- p****ion and resurrection,
sometimes called the Book of
Glory or Book of
Exaltation (13:1–20:31); and a
conclusion (20:30–31); to
these is
added an epilogue...
