Examples of 'holy body' in a sentence
Meaning of "holy body"
holy body - This phrase is typically used in religious or spiritual contexts to refer to a sacred or divine physical form. It can pertain to the body of a deity, a saint, or a revered figure in certain faith traditions
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Get out of this holy body now.
Meditate on it a bit as to what it means for you to have a holy body.
I mean his holy body.
She began digging as she was told and she found the holy body.
Take this holy body.
From here the holy body was transported up through the air towards the sun.
The skin of his holy body.
His holy body was later transferred to Italy.
Tion of his holy body.
The Chapel of the Holy Body is open to the public and may be visited.
We are not going to defile his Holy body.
Cruel flogging has lacerated His holy body and He has lost a lot of blood.
I will cancel your sisns with my holy body!
The police surrounded his Holy Body and uncovered his face for the people.
Corpus Christi is a Christian festival where Christians honor the Holy body of the Christ.
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We forgot we have Holy Body not less than our Holy Spirit.
God, please accept my humble offering and grant me Your Most Holy Body.
We are not going to defile his Holy body just because he claims.
His holy body was the place of Krishna 's pastimes.
And the communion of your Holy Body and Blood.
Wherefore, your holy body has been preserved, after death, fair and incorrupt.
Should we call in the team? Holy Body Snatchers.
Holy body snatchers . Start talking.
Lord our God, you give us the holy body and blood of your Son.
Of your pure, holy body.
And again the Lord came, and the holy body was taken up in a cloud.".
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