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The proper biblical balance is for theology to result in doxology, and doxology to lead to holy, passionate living for Jesus Christ.— Apprising Ministries
When that light is welcomed and adored by men, they are said to 'give glory to God,' and this doxology is at once a prophecy that the working of God's power on His redeemed children will issue in setting forth the radiance of His Name yet more, and a prayer that it may.— Expositions of Holy Scripture Ephesians; Epistles of St. Peter and St. John
The music of the long-metre doxology was floating through the open windows Listen," he said.— Days Off And Other Digressions
"The other half, and the doxology which closes it, neither I, nor any other woman, can teach you You really believe that Ah!— The History of Sir Richard Calmady A Romance
When she had finished the beautiful and sublime doxology, she bowed her head still lower, and repeated, in accents trembling with penitence and humility Only take care of me to-night, our Father who art in heaven, and I will try and sin no more Was she indeed left forgotten there, till morning's dawn When Master Hightower bent his steps homeward, he was solving a peripatetic problem of Euclid.— Helen and Arthur or, Miss Thusa's Spinning Wheel

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