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 1 II     |         as this rather than the glory that men covet? And what
 2 II     |       and human friendship, and glory, that runneth away like
 3 IV     |      fathers' religion, and the glory of thy kingship, and to
 4 IV     |         bidding farewell to the glory of my kingdom and all the
 5 VI     |        those who are clothed in glory and honour, and make great
 6 VI     |      great display of power and glory, but within is the stink
 7 VII    |    nature and substance, in one glory and kingdom undivided. He
 8 VII    |    stead of his former blissful glory and angelick name received
 9 VII    | banished him as unworthy of the glory above. And together with
10 VII    |        himself hurled from such glory, and man raised to such
11 VII    |        marvellous works full of glory and wonder, without number,
12 VIII   |      and make known unto us the glory of those good things, whose
13 VIII   |        those good things, whose glory passeth all understanding: --
14 VIII   |         a glass his unspeakable glory. But, if it be impossible
15 VIII   |        express in language that glory, that light, and those mysterious
16 VIII   |         earth, with unspeakable glory, and with a multitude of
17 VIII   |        judge the world in awful glory, beyond words to tell; and
18 VIII   |      the being deprived of that glory which baffleth description,
19 IX     |        of man shall come in his glory, and all the holy Angels
20 IX     |      they shall come and see my glory. And the heaven shall be
21 IX     |     where will they leave their glory, that they fall not into
22 X      |         kingdom, one power, one glory, one substance, distinct
23 X      |         go before thee, and the glory of the Lord shall be thy
24 XII    |         they might not miss the glory of them that were made perfect
25 XII    |        boast of his rigours, or glory in his achievements. He
26 XII    |          But the spirit of vain glory and pleasing of men -- what
27 XII    |    exercises performed for vain glory go without recompense; for
28 XII    |          But they who yearn for glory above, and strive thereafter,
29 XII    |   despise all earthly and human glory. ~"As to their dwellings,
30 XII    |     they might not lose eternal glory. They became passionless
31 XII    |  placeth on his head a crown of glory; to-morrow it dasheth his
32 XIV    |         in oblivion, be it past glory, or past kingship, or the
33 XV     |       given up to idle and vain glory, are hardly to be torn therefrom,
34 XV     |     luxury, and these shreds of glory, and petty lordship and
35 XV     |    others: still less shall the glory of his brightness be dishonoured
36 XV     |   firmly established on his own glory, shall illuminate them that
37 XVI    | mysteries of yonder everlasting glory, and the blessings that
38 XVI    |         ourselves in this false glory and senseless pleasure,
39 XVI    |        preferring it to his own glory and noble birth, he took
40 XVII   |      and what the riches of the glory of his inheritance in the
41 XVII   |         to me the riches of the glory of God, and the exceeding
42 XVII   |       it is impossible that his glory and power be told, yea,
43 XVII   |     hath declared him.' But the glory and majesty of the invisible
44 XVII   |         The heavens declare the glory of God, and the firmament
45 XVII   |     conceive or sound forth his glory. For the holy Apostle, that
46 XVII   |         be the holy name of his glory, praised and exalted above
47 XVIII  |     thou hast shown me that the glory of his majesty is incomprehensible
48 XIX    |        is the brightness of his glory and the Word in personality,
49 XIX    |      their substance, one their glory, one their kingdom, one
50 XIX    |    assumed, and in his heavenly glory rising again from the dead,
51 XIX    |       he shall come again, with glory, to judge quick and dead,
52 XIX    |    darkened, alienated from the glory of God, in subjection to
53 XX     |     flesh is grass, and all the glory of man as the flower of
54 XXI    |       and power invincible, and glory everlasting; whose good
55 XXIII  |     sealed eyes, and behold the glory of God that shineth round
56 XXIV   |         set it on the throne of glory, and granted to them that
57 XXIV   |      flesh is grass and all the glory of man as the flower of
58 XXIV   |       cling to and embrace that glory, which, like spring flowers,
59 XXIV   |    those that love God excel in glory and magnificence all earthly
60 XXIV   |         all earthly kinship and glory; and there is utter need
61 XXIV   |  bondage under sin. Unto him be glory and praise for ever and
62 XXIV   |          He could not admit the glory of his discourse because
63 XXV    |        and the enjoyment of all glory and of an undisputed kingdom,
64 XXV    |         the greatness of yonder glory and delight, of the joy
65 XXV    |      Son of God, in unspeakable glory and dread power, the only
66 XXV    |      can I describe to thee the glory that shall receive them
67 XXV    |        unspeakable and unending glory. ~"Such joys and such bliss
68 XXV    |         to enjoy that ineffable glory, to equal the Angels in
69 XXVI   |   became fools, and changed the glory of the uncorruptible God
70 XXVI   |         shall have your fill of glory and honour from us and all
71 XXVII  |  ascended into the heavens, the glory of whose coming thou mayest
72 XXX    |      the beauty and unspeakable glory of Christ, the immortal
73 XXX    |       picturing in his mind the glory of the righteous yonder,
74 XXX    |     from banishment and loss of glory. Moreover the devil secretly
75 XXXI   |         beyond compare, and his glory incomprehensible, before
76 XXXI   |       and lifeless idols, whose glory and boast is in adultery
77 XXXI   |     departing from the Father's glory, but remaining the same
78 XXXI   |         honour it with heavenly glory; to the end that by taking
79 XXXII  |        him a cloak of brightest glory, making mystic gladness
80 XXXIV  |        restored to us our first glory. When he ascended into the
81 XXXV   |          and moved them to give glory to God, so that all the
82 XXXV   |      God, I thank thee, King of glory, alone mighty and immortal,
83 XXXV   |       Lord Jesu Christ, because glory becometh thee for ever and
84 XXXVI  |       Neither wealth nor kingly glory, nor I his loving son, nor
85 XXXVII |       and to contemn riches and glory and the praise of men, to
86 XXXVII |      his remembrance his kingly glory, and his magnificent body-guard,
87 XXXVIII|       and with hot tears said, "Glory to thee, our God, that ever
88 XXXVIII| succourest them that love thee! Glory to thee, O Christ, King
89 XXXVIII|        and Master of our souls! Glory to thee, good Paraclete,
90 XXXIX  |     exceeding eternal weight of glory; while we look not at the
91 XXXIX  |    thoughts, and suggesteth the glory of the kingdom of this world,
92 XXXIX  |    Ghost, for to thee belongeth glory and praise for ever and
93 XL     |      exceeding bright crowns of glory, which I see?" "Thine,"
94 XL     |         obtain the same joy and glory, and be my companion for
95 XL     |        that light and ineffable glory; and greatly wondering,
96 XL     |       crowned with the crown of glory already prepared for him:
97 XL     |     worship, might, majesty and glory, with the Father and the