blessedness

His thoughts, if any, are surely on the blessedness of death.

But blessedness is something that the priest promises for the future.

Let us put into context the sanctity and the blessedness of each single, individual human life.

A point is being made here about the blessedness, the sacral quality, of our earth.

Who can speak the blessedness of that first day of freedom?

To her, the handwriting itself, independent of anything it may convey, is a blessedness.

But the work itself shall be attributed to the blessedness of our age."

"How often do we hear of the blessedness of giving?

Who shall restore us to a life of blessedness?

Turned on that Foundation, where he had been trained as a youth, from which all blessedness was derived.

Was he really saying that blessedness, permanence and true being had to be sought elsewhere?

Through him we reach the blessedness of an intuitive knowledge of God.

There was a yearning in her for a fulness of peace and blessedness.

Mothers wept with pleasure to know that their children, dying, had been received into blessedness.

"blessedness") is a female given name of Arabic origin common in Turkey.

Blessedness is not promised on conditions, as in Judaism.

The natives once delighted in these columns because they confirmed their sense of blessedness, he says.

Live now in blessedness; and when you sit in peace with your pipe, think of me!

His very indifference was a kind of blessedness.

Also, blessedness, or pleasure, cannot be a proof of truth. "

The unspoken prayer does bring us nearer the Source of all existence and blessedness.

"Honor and glory on earth, besides eternal blessedness in heaven."

But I'm kneeling now, and, oh, the blessedness of humility!"

It holds reliquaries - symbols of living with blessedness - in an astonishing variety.

Not even the blessedness of that relief altered Surak's expression.