intercession|intercessions in English

noun

[in·ter·ces·sion || ‚ɪntə(r)'seʃn]

act of speaking on behalf of another; mediation, arbitration, interventio

Use "intercession|intercessions" in a sentence

1. The intercession has made a rapid progress.

2. Adoration will give new power for intercession.

3. But how much greater the glory of intercession!

4. What an unspeakable blessing there is in intercession.

5. Their priests tell them that they can get to heaven only through the priests’ intercessions.

6. Through the intercession of him, my request was granted.

7. His intercession could be of help to the tribe.

8. In Russia the Orthodox Church accumulated enormous wealth through similar intercessions on behalf of the dead.

9. She said she did not need intercession about her marriage.

10. Peter, at the intercession of old Savelitch, was spared by Pougatcheff.

11. Intercession is to be the great link between heaven and earth.

12. Several political prisoners have been released through the intercession of Amnesty International.

13. Reliance on solely ordinary speech in biblical accounts of Apotropaic intercession is not

14. The pouring out of the soul — that is the Divine meaning of intercession.

15. The achieved agreement after intercession is as valid as the quasi - judicial writ.

16. For he bore the sin of many, and made intercession for the transgressors.

17. Tim. 5 For it is sanctified through the word of God and intercession.

18. One also welcomes the shortening of the intercessions as compared with the length of those found in the Roman canon.

19. By means of intercession God's blessing is poured out at home and abroad.

20. Just imagine —Miriam’s welfare now depended on the intercession of the one they had wronged!

21. A true intercession and a deeper adoration will ever be found to be inseparable.

22. This veneration especially takes the form of prayer for intercession with her Son, Jesus Christ.

23. The Significance of Similarities in the Anaphoral Intercession Sequence in the Coptic Anaphora of St

24. Confiteor definition is - a liturgical form in which sinfulness is acknowledged and intercession for God's mercy requested.

25. In 2 Nephi 2:9–10, the word intercession means to act for the benefit of another.