Examples of 'asleep in the lord' in a sentence
Meaning of "asleep in the lord"
asleep in the lord: A phrase often used in a religious context to refer to someone who has passed away or died. It suggests that the deceased person is now at rest or peace with God
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asleep in the lord
After which he fell asleep in the Lord.
He fell asleep in the Lord in the seventh century.
Both of the above authors are now asleep in the Lord.
He fell asleep in the Lord.
After taking leave of all he quietly fell asleep in the Lord.
Asleep in the Lord.
Then St Pimen lay down upon his bed and fell asleep in the Lord.
She fell asleep in the Lord in the 9th century.
Then Saint Pimen lay down upon his bed and fell asleep in the Lord.
He fell asleep in the Lord on the 27th of September.
Matushka Juliana Schmemann has fallen asleep in the Lord.
St. Sophia fell asleep in the Lord at the age of fifty-three.
About this time St Apinianus fell asleep in the Lord.
He fell asleep in the Lord being over 100 years old.
About this time Saint Apinianus fell asleep in the Lord.
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There, he again fell asleep in the Lord.
After fifty years of ascetic life, he peacefully fell asleep in the Lord.
Full of faith and good works, he fell asleep in the Lord.
Then having received the Eucharist, he fell asleep in the Lord.
Having reached old age, Saint Nicholas peacefully fell asleep in the Lord.
At length, being sixty-three years old, he fell asleep in the Lord.
Then her mother, full of good works, fell asleep in the Lord.
Not many days later, St. Ethelburga fell asleep in the Lord.
Saint Jonah labored at the Cave monastery until 1480, then peacefully fell asleep in the Lord.
