| He must inspire, exhort, sermonize, edify, or warn, resort to pulpitry in general. |
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| Is it my chief design, in choosing my subject, and composing my sermon, to edify the souls of men? |
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| Note that the early church's priorities were to worship God and to edify the brethren. |
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| Let the one in books that speak the truth edify religious men, and the other in lying fables delight impure demons. |
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| Some are called to sow, others to reap some are eminently qualified to awaken sinners, others to edify saints. |
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| I hope you will speak only beautiful words and words of faith that can edify others. |
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| Hagiographies have been written from the 2nd century ad to instruct and edify readers and glorify the saints. |
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| Remember, I don't write all my inane prattle here for personal or financial benefit, but merely to try and lighten the dark corners of your souls, and edify your weary minds. |
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| And our elder members continue to edify us by their fidelity, their faith, their interest in the mission, and often by their work. |
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| That being said, a State still has the political responsibility of doing everything it can to edify its citizens. |
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| At some point of time, for sacred art to be able to edify souls, it needs to be really art, and really sacred. |
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| Finally, our country needs good media to edify young citizens and encourage them to acquire wisdom. |
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| Both disciplines understood their purpose to be the evocation and presentation of intended affections, thereby to persuade and to edify the listener. |
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| As we pray for others, preach, teach the Word and share words of edification under the Holy Spirit's anointing, we are life-giving ministers who will bless and edify others. |
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| Wisdom does not cancel out the Torah, nor does it contradict the Prophets: it operates at a different level where neither the Torah nor the lessons of history are needed to edify the reader. |
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| The goal was still to edify and to promote virtuous conduct, but it seemed desirable to propose models of behaviour by which the faithful could recognize situations and emotions with which they were familiar. |
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| Religious programmes: programmes based on different forms of religious service or similarly inspirational programmes intended to edify the audience. |
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| The local church is a group of people who are born again, baptized, and organized in order to glorify God, edify one another and proclaim the gospel. |
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| If you want it to gradually edify everybody in your house, you have to hang it up in a very visible place, and explain to others what it should remind them of. |
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| That they ought to edify one another by maintaining and promoting the knowledge of truth. |
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| Occasional reading does not edify, rather does it destabilise. |
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| His aim was to delight and edify the reader, and he did not conceal his own sympathies, which were especially evident in his warm admiration for the words and deeds of Spartan kings and generals. |
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| Writing in the 1120s, a generation after Gregory's death, Paul set out to edify his audience rather than to report facts, and the vita is riddled with very obvious errors. |
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| He is essentially a moralist whose aim is to edify the reader. |
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| Favourite legendary themes are the struggles and miraculous adventures of heroes in the faith, accounts that edify the faith and bolster the courage of the listener. |
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| It should edify legislation-making in Canada. |
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| There is ambition that reigns supreme over all others, including the desire to advance the Kingdom of God or edify the people of God or even to reach the lost and the dying world. |
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| And you can go edify your soul, almost anytime, absolutely for free. |
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| It is from this second visit that the project comes about on December 2, 1873 which will edify a carillon of 15 bells in the existing bell tower, without any modification. |
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| To sow is to obey such commands as, 'preach the gospel, edify the believers, love, obey, seek other's benefits, serve others and sacrifice yourself, give tithes, be faithful, keep the Lord's Day, and so on. |
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| Photographers and video artists edify nature. |
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| This might mean an impasse to those with unwillingness to edify the dogma they see as untrue and those who decline to refer to sacred matters on the subject at hand. |
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