मूर्तिपूजकों क् Meaning in English
मूर्तिपूजकों क् शब्द का अंग्रेजी अर्थ : pagans
, idolatry
ऐसे ही कुछ और शब्द
प्रतिमा भंजकआइडलर्स
आइडलिस्ट
मूर्ति सदृश
बुतपरस्त
आयस्टर स्टू
अगर कुछ
कइ
क़ै
अगर बूरा न मानो तो
इफेड्रिन
इग्लू
इग्लूस
इग्निंगेबल
प्रज्वलितता
मूर्तिपूजकों-क् इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण
The JW's consider the flag an image and honoring the flag idolatry.
Grothe on the Point of Inquiry podcast, Nickell proposed that veneration of relics had become a new idolatry; that is, worship of an actual deity within the relics in form of an entity that moves its eyes, weeps, bleeds, and walks.
The Illuminated Chronicle states that Levente "would beyond doubt have corrupted all Hungary with paganism and idolatry".
In the West, resistance to idolatry delayed the introduction of sculpted images for centuries until the time of Charlemagne, whose placing of a life-size crucifix in the Palatine Chapel, Aachen was probably a decisive moment, leading to the widespread use of monumental reliefs on churches, and later large statues.
The concealed texts contain a conversion prayer, which in first person singular and plural (I and we) denies idolatry and accepts Christianity, so it is likely Isaakiy himself converted pagan Slavs.
Interpreting , Rabbi Levi taught that "violence" (, chamas) connotes idolatry, sexual immorality, and murder, as well as robbery.
Cramer supposes that Neocaesarea is identical with Ameria, and he adds that Neocaesarea was the principal seat of pagan idolatry and superstitions, which affords another presumption that it had risen on the foundation of Ameria and the worship of Men Pharnaces.
The print is a condemnation of Catholic idolatry in all its forms and shows the Calvinists as cleansing the world of this perceived evil.
Although most understood the religious significance of the rites, such idolatry merely confirmed the need for rapid conversion to Christianity.
The rationalist Mu'tazilites believed that each person would be legally responsible (مكلف, ) to reject polytheism and idolatry, and believe in an All-Powerful God.
Rabbi El'azar ha-Moda'i argues that Jethro had placed an additional condition on the marriage between his daughter and Moses—that their firstborn son would be given over to idolatry and thus explaining why Moses was viewed negatively by Hashem.
The main themes are: defense of chastity against corruption of morals and the victory of the true faith over any temptation to idolatry and heresy.
मूर्तिपूजकों-क् इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण
In the south of the province a similar belt of hostile pagans closed the access to the Cameroon except by two routes, Takum and Beli.
108 Shiva Temples "So mote it be" is a ritual phrase used by the Freemasons, in Rosicrucianism, and more recently by Neopagans, meaning "so may it be", "so it is required", or "so must it be", and may be said at the end of a prayer in a similar way to "amen".
The phrase has been taken up by neopagans and they use it in a similar way in their ceremonies and rituals.
Therefore you should take their side; for they did not bestow any greater honour to a Saxon warrior or cleric than to each warrior and cleric who came to them from Ireland, because this inimical race of pagans is equally hostile to you also.
Jannai is the name of one of the two teachers sent by the Assyrian king to convert the pagans who had settled in Eretz Israel (later on, the Samaritans).
Rosenblum believes that he may have had valid reasoning for aligning himself more with the pagans than the Christians at the time; "The Vandals might have been more unlikely to persecute pagans than Catholics".
An alternative suggestion is that she is presented as Proserpina, with the snake symbolizing the pagans' hope of resurrection.
The temple would have been closed during the persecution of pagans in the late Roman Empire.
Fowler states that the Jews believed the pagans needed to incessantly repeat their prayers, because their false gods would not answer them.
He argues that the Jews of that era felt that the pagans had forgotten the true name of God, and that their prayers were thus filled with long lists of meaningless words in an attempt to ensure the true name of God would at some point be mentioned.