| In American letters, it is impossible to think long about hiddenness without coming into the gravitational field of Edgar Allan Poe. |
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| Palmer's obliquity should not be misconstrued as cold blood, his hiddenness as hermeticism. |
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| Martin Luther wrote a treatise on the hiddenness of God's revelation at Christmas. |
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| It's their status as valuable secrets, and it's the expectations built up by their hiddenness, that makes them such a letdown. |
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| On the other hand, Job and the apocalyptic literature insist on the hiddenness of Wisdom. |
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| There is a yet deeper dimension of hiddenness in the isolated experience of certain writers and saints. |
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| In this manner the hiddenness of the spiritual was imitated by the visionaries and their communities. |
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| The cloud of hiddenness, the cloud of the poverty of a child totally in need of love, is at the same time the cloud of glory. |
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| The eyes take in that hiddenness in a way the mind alone never could. |
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| Whatever the precise detail of the relation of the extrasensory to the perceptible, the hiddenness of the spiritual is an important characteristic of mysticism. |
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| In Hinduism the Upanishads emphasize the hiddenness of God. |
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| I had always felt as hidden as the hull in a berry, as secret and fetal as the curled fortune in a cookie, and such hiddenness was not without its advantages, its egotisms, its grief-fed grandiosities. |
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| Your consecration to the Lord in silence and in hiddenness is rendered fertile and fruitful through this choral prayer which culminates in daily participation in the Eucharistic Sacrifice. |
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| We can discover that Christ's hiddenness in the sacramental species, which responds to the requirements of the sacramental economy, also fits in with God's express desire not to force human freedom. |
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| The concept of the hiddenness of the reality of life in the Messiah from Colossians 3 might be illuminating in this regard. |
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| She demonstrates the accordion binding of Hiddenness by opening the book to stand on its own as a kind of folding canvas. |
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