When done in spirit and in truth, both theology and worship alike, dogmatics and doxology, are a fitting tribute. |
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Further, changes that have been promulgated to promote clarity may be incompatible with the very nature of doxology. |
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Paul recognizes his own capacity for evil, his actual sin and the forgiveness he has received, and his words explode into a doxology. |
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Similarly the doxology, with its quite elaborate clustering, is very different again. |
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Together, heaven and earth offer one hymn, one prayer, one feast, and one doxology. |
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He was an Apostle who traveled to many cities and wrote letters to churches discussing faith and the doxology of the new church. |
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Even in the midst of apparent havoc, there was a place in which safety, healing, and communion could be celebrated and a doxology raised. |
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God's people bring to theological education a tangled mixture of hope in the ancient doxology and valid anxiety about our future. |
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Characteristically the past is given in doxology, not in positivistic reportage. |
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These words are part of the doxology at the end of Psalm 106 and not really part of the psalm itself. |
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Christmas is a season to sing praises,3 yet in our time the reality of environmental destruction undermines the doxology of creation. |
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One therefore commits a linguistic fallacy if one translates the expressive language of doxology and thanksgiving into explanatory speech acts about God as a first cause. |
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There they get a fairly strong whiff of academic-left doxology. |
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The doxology, devoid of any mention of death, is a praise of God and a prayer for the establishment of the coming kingdom. |
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All this silly machinery of plotting and pacing, this corsetry of chapters and paragraphs, this doxology of dialogue and characterization! |
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At the conclusion of the Eucharistic Prayer, in the great doxology, we all together acclaim: 'Amen', a powerful 'yes' to God. |
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This is good, the sense of the doxology of the Eucharistic Prayer, a sort of summit of the mass. |
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In current practice, the Trinitarian doxology is followed by a brief concluding prayer which varies according to local custom. |
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It is a doxology that has no direct link with death. |
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In the first four books, the doxology consists of a sentence: in the fifth book, it is represented by the hundred and fiftieth psalm, a truly glorious finale to a hymnal. |
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The priest introduces it with a short phrase and follows it up with a prayer called the embolism and the people respond with the doxology. |
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