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Перевод: calvary

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Тезаурус:

1. On the transverse beam hangs a Calvary of 1621 by Daniel Altman von Eydenburk.
2. Nearby are two more chapels, one a copy of the Chapel of the Holy Sepulchre (1845) by Johann Ferdinand Schorr and the other, to the left of the church, containing a Calvary.
3. Surely there could not have been a more destructive fire than Calvary; but more was to come.
4. Calvary declares that you are "ransomed, healed, restored, forgiven ".
5. He is a beast of burden, an animal for sacrifice, and like a man on the way to Calvary bears on his back the means for his death.
6. Wisps of distant music, the creak of machinery, enigmatic shiftings of light, a spasm of slow-motion: first you realise that this house (in Dermot Hayes's cunningly flimsy set, a little Calvary of stunted, corroding masts) is haunted, then that it is doomed; and then, the real turn of the screw, that these people may really want to be doomed.
7. He is a schoolteacher, 29 years old - the age of Christ at Calvary, whose name is often in his mouth, averse though he is to "deities", and perhaps of Hamlet, whose words enter the novel.
8. First I was saved in eternity in the plan of God the Father, next I was saved at Calvary through the atoning work of God the Son, finally I was saved on Monday 30 June 19- through the converting work of God the Holy Spirit."
9. There is a remarkable Calvary Chapel here by Ferdinand Brokof of 1719-;20 and the church is also notable for being the burial place of Karel krta.
10. Also at the E end is a fine Calvary of the early 15C and sedilia of the Gothic period.
11. Tragically the story of God's wrestling match makes all too good sense, and a tale which bears so clearly the marks of its primitive beginnings can take us to the very summit of Calvary, and deep into the still broken heart of God.
12. In the northern nave is a Calvary of 1716, by the followers of F. M. Brokof.
13. Analogically the sacrament can certainly be understood as "sacrifice" in the sense that if it partakes of the reality it represents, the "once-for-all" sacrifice of Calvary is applied to us as we celebrate the victory as well as the mystery of the cross.