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Перевод: intercessor

[существительное]
ходатай ; заступник ; посредник

Тезаурус:

1. It seems very likely that Lewis and Tolkien collaborated in their analysis of Christian essentials; The Silmarillion , with its exile from paradise, its ages of misery, and its Intercessor, is a calque on Christian story, an answer to Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained .
2. It has been understood as "Comforter", "Intercessor", "Interpreter", "Preacher" and either "Prosecutor" or "Defence Counsel".
3. The sadness, perhaps, of the intercessor or shaman who, though in close and constant touch with the spirit world of angels and demons, is often oppressed by the thought of his own talentlessness - when set against their virtues and glamours, their hoodoos, their evil eyes.
4. This particular intercessor is in fact a vaguely humanoid stalagmite, which I suppose bears out what I was saying about our common need to find resemblances between rocks and persons.
5. Throughout the day the Hours of the Virgin celebrate Mary as the instrument of the Incarnation and intercessor for man with God but they also incorporate into this a daily memorial of Christ's Passion in the appropriate verses of the hymn Patris Sapientia at each Canonical Hour.
6. In studies of contemporary Irish politics he is variously described as a broker, an intermediary, an ombudsman, a patron, an errand-boy, an intercessor, an adviser, an advocate, a consumer representative and a welfare officer.
7. We have in the Spirit a divine intercessor, resident within us, to teach us to pray and to pray alongside us.
8. In the latter Erendil is, not a Redeemer, but an Intercessor, unlike the true Messiah in that it is not his own sacrifice which persuades the Valar to change the sad history of Middle-earth, but still "a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief", hailed by Enw with eagle-like ambiguity (see p. 151 above) as "the looked for that cometh at unawares, the longed for that cometh beyond hope".