Exaltation

James Joyce Orion, £30, Joyce prefers the word "exaltation". ❋ Telegraph Staff (2011)

(I now have my arms spread above my head and am looking up in exaltation) ❋ Unknown (2010)

They brayed and snorted high above him, haloed in exaltation of dominance by the cell light glare. ❋ Unknown (2010)

A knowledge of the mechanics of exaltation is required before the explaination of the true nature of New Years Eve Predictions style stuff. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The freedom at once from 'living's cares, that is cares of bread,' the pride of being one's own mistress and own protector, all that lifts me into a certain exaltation, 'regardless of expense.' ❋ Unknown (1883)

Note, (1) The doctrine of justification by works, as it generates self-exaltation, is contrary to the first principles of all true religion (Ro 4: 2; and see on [2194] Ro 3: 21-26, Note 1). ❋ Unknown (1871)

The characteristics of the relation of Christ and His Church are indicated, and we may suppose that the whole process of His exaltation from the declaration of His Sonship, by His resurrection, to the grand catastrophe of the final judgment, with all the collateral blessings to the Church and the world, lay before the vision of the inspired prophet. ❋ Unknown (1871)

And his anointing him with the oil of gladness denotes the joy that was set before him (so his exaltation is expressed, Heb.xii. 2) both in the light of his Father's countenance (Acts ii. 28) and in the success of his undertaking, which he shall see, and be satisfied, Isa. liii. ❋ Unknown (1721)

The ground of His exaltation is "on accoumt of His having suffered death" (Heb 2: 10; Php that he by the grace of God -- (Tit 2: 11; 3: 4). ❋ Unknown (1871)

After describing his ordination as a Roman Catholic priest, empowered by laying on of hands to celebrate mass, he goes on that he vividly recalls the exaltation of the first months during which I had the power to say Mass. ❋ Dawkins, Richard, 1941- (2006)

Perhaps he had been absent from the place for some time, for otherwise I hardly know how it could have happened that my exaltation was the first instance he had seen. ❋ Unknown (2003)

And for all that the motive force of my exaltation was a longing for aesthetic enjoyments, the guide-books ministered even more to it than books on aesthetics, and, more again than the guide-books, the railway time-tables. ❋ Unknown (2003)

To this you may also lay that very common phrase, the world to come; whereby is signified the days of the Messiah: of which we spoke a little at the thirty-second verse of the twelfth chapter: "If he shall obtain (the favour) to see the world to come, that is, the exaltation of Israel," namely, in the days of Messiah. ❋ 1602-1675 (1979)

Wherefore, Brethren, if we would attain to the highest summit of humility, and speedily reach that heavenly exaltation, which is won through the lowliness of this present life; by our ascending actions a ladder must be set up, such as appeared in sleep to Jacob, whereon he saw Angels descending and ascending. ❋ C. 540-604 (1898)

"But properly treated," continues Dr. O'Rell, "and particularly if his spiritual needs be ministered to, he can be brought safely through this period of collapse into a condition of reënforced exaltation, which is the true, or secondary stage of, bibliomania, and for which there is no cure known to humanity." ❋ Unknown (1896)

Commonly, alas, this priceless opportunity is lost in a fit of theological exaltation, which is gradually choked out by the dusty facts of life, and slowly moulders away into dry indifference. ❋ John Morley (1880)

"But properly treated," continues Dr. O'Rell, "and particularly if his spiritual needs be ministered to, he can be brought safely through this period of collapse into a condition of reenforced exaltation, which is the true, or secondary stage of, bibliomania, and for which there is no cure known to humanity." ❋ Eugene Field (1872)

Every cry of admiration for him was one of reproach to them, his exaltation was their abasement, his victories were their defeats! ❋ Arthur L��on Imbert De Saint-Amand (1867)

He was the embodiment of the priestly idea; and if at times he made heavy -- nay extraordinary -- demands on individual fraternities, they were submitted to, for it was known by experience that the indirect roads which he ordered them to follow all converged on one goal, namely the exaltation of the power and dignity of the hierarchy. ❋ Georg Ebers (1867)

exalting the [shepherd] to the [rank] of [grand] vizier. ❋ LaTony (2008)

Ex: "Have you seen those new [3's]" "Yea bro [MJ] said those were his favorite to rock" "Their the exalted [J's] bro" "No doubt" ❋ ED╟☻☺☻ (2014)

she was very exalt when she [sang] ❋ Abbyymoore (2015)

Exalted Cigarettes, did you see those [tits]!? Exalted Cigarettes, that was a [sick] [car]! Exalted Cigarettes! ❋ SkullCruncher69 (2010)

“Have you [read] Exalted Flame [yet]? ❋ XtroGamez (2019)

[That son of a bitch] Exalt in ins [the zone], [watch your ass] ❋ Suppy99 (2022)