impartation
impartment

It's an impartation, a receiving of new life.

This will act as a living testimony worthy of preservation, emulation and impartation to the youth.

This is followed by laying on of hands for the impartation of the Holy Spirit.

In this impartation of absolving mysteries consist, according to the fourth book, the work of Jesus upon earth.

Dispensation of Impartation (1900's) - Be filled with the Holy Spirit!

In the impartation of this Gnosis consists the redemption brought and vouchsafed by Christ to pneumatic souls.

The university's aim is the establishment of universal peace through 'the impartation of spiritual knowledge and training of easy raja yoga meditation'.

The evangelical theologian William Shedd comments "The impartation of Christ's righteousness presupposes a union with him."

This union with the human soul is the gratia unionis which leads to the impartation of the gratia habitualis from the Logos to the human nature.

It was through his efforts that a prominent madrasa for impartation of Islamic education of religious sciences was established in Deoband and a fine masjid was built.

(ESV), which has traditionally been interpreted to mean that the Christian has, in some way, become righteous (by impartation or imputation), in exchange for Jesus' sinlessness.

He advocated the impartation of primary school education in Konkani, and blamed the Portuguese authorities' preoccupation with denationalisation of the Goan people for its failure to encourage the language.

Writing in 2006, Gheț argued that his anthologies were drawing up "the map of spiritual freedom and its impartation along unsuspected Euro-Atlantic lines, long before the political-strategic "axes" presently reclaimed."

With the growth of buildings and equipment there was corresponding growth in the breadth of the curriculum and in those departments which but for the impartation of the various accomplishments which so generally adorn the young women of the day.

The impartation of the mysteries of light, like that of the sacraments of the church, has for its first object the deliverance of souls from evil spirits, and the empowering them to exercise true repentance and a genuine morality of conduct.

Critic David Duncan commented at Bryan Zanisnik's work that "[its] comical impartation of dubious history and catalogue of trivial possessions sidestep sentimentality while conveying a fascination with the type of inherited narrative that gets passed down in close-knit families."

That, then, was the setting for Smithe's impartation, an unusual if not outright bizarre account, which shall be summarized in the paragraphs that follow; summarized because to re-create it, to reproduce it verbatim, isn't merely unnecessary, it could be construed as an abuse of both the reader's patience and posterior.

It beckons you to go away with it, As if it some impartment did desire To you alone.

Logical and creative thinking are the fundamental approaches for effective and efficient problem solving for continual impartment.

Since its inception in 1920 the institution has been a forerunner in the impartment and inculcation of the highest of educational and ethical standards.

The Vidyalaya is aimed at choosing and nurturing the academically talented children from the area and fecilitating impartment of quality education to them, with a special focus on the rural area.