| On Il'ia's day, in many parts of Russia, propitiatory offerings were brought to church. |
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| God's displeasure can only be appeased, then, if a propitiatory sacrifice is made. |
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| Sacred places, old dwelling sites, and cemeteries exist, but propitiatory rites are made individually. |
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| During that powerful event, Sri Rudram, a much-revered propitiatory hymn to Lord Siva from the Yajur Veda, was chanted in unison 1,331 times. |
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| They must also offer a propitiatory sacrifice to the god worth fifteen drachmae. |
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| This has been accomplished in the faithful obedience of the Lord Christ Jesus and His propitiatory sacrifice. |
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| The Sacrifice of the Cross is propitiatory in the absolute sense of the word. |
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| And yet have I denied that it is a sacrifice propitiatory for sin, or that the priest alone maketh any sacrifice there. |
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| I thought it was essential for my salvation to attend Mass because I had not fully accepted His propitiatory sacrifice on the Cross. |
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| It represents the most suited cereal for marriage ceremonies, naming ceremonies, initiations and ritual and propitiatory ceremonies. |
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| The intensification of propitiatory and other forms of worship, he believed, led to the exaltation of one infinite divine Being. |
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| In the old days the farmers threw a handful of seeds on the menhir before scattering them on the ploughed earth to mark propitiatory. |
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| From the communion sacrifice Smith derived the expiatory or propitiatory forms of sacrifice, which he termed piaculum, and the gift sacrifice. |
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| The point of such offerings is not that the dead get hungry and thirsty, nor are they merely propitiatory offerings. |
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| He worked throughout this period, painting for collectors, for patrons who protected him, and as propitiatory offerings to those who were punishing him. |
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| In the Old Testament, the priests used to offer sacrifices of animals, which they presented as propitiatory victims for themselves and for the people. |
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| Finally, some propitiatory sacrifices are clearly prophylactic, intended to avert possible misfortune and calamity, and as such they are really bribes offered to the gods. |
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| It was an instrument like a sculpture rich of propitiatory symbols. |
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| This is because it is considered the propitiatory sacrifice of Christ himself. |
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| Unfortunately today we have forgotten these traditions and their ancient, ritual and propitiatory significance, focused on the respect for water and for its vital role in mankind's life. |
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| It symbolized sometimes by extension, the infinite life force and was then incorporated as such in the architecture, the form of propitiatory motifs adorning the walls of temples, or in other contextes. |
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| The patterns on the plates and pitchers will then be illustrated, with particular attention to the sociological and anthropological aspects connected with religious, heraldic, ritual and propitiatory themes. |
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