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Significats de bestow on man en anglès
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Ús de bestow on man en anglès
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The best gift we can bestow on man is manhood.
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Surely I have honoured you with the richest gift woman can bestow on man: myself.
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An unblemished past, an innocent passion, a future stretching out unstained before you-whatmore can God bestow on man and maid?...
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It's a proof that the gifts bestowed on man are very equally divided.
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Therefore it seems that grace and virtues are not bestowed on man by Baptism.
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Objection 1: It seems that grace and virtues are not bestowed on man by Baptism.
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Likewise, since this sacrament bestows on man the perfection of spiritual age, as stated above (AA.
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2: Further, grace and virtues are bestowed on man by Baptism.
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When, however, it has been given, then it is the spirit of man, or a gift bestowed on man.
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(4) Whether grace and virtues are bestowed on man by Baptism?
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His birth was noble, his fortune affluent; his natural gifts were the rarest which nature bestows on man, genius and beauty.
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Accordingly when a man is said to have the grace of God, there is signified something bestowed on man by God.
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This is why I object to the praise which is bestowed on men of genius for qualities which do not deserve praise.
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Therefore the Divine knowledge which is bestowed on man, should be called a gift of reason rather than a gift of understanding.
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Now it has been stated (ad 1) that the effect of Confirmation can be bestowed on man before Baptism, whereas the sacrament cannot.
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So sure were the Egyptians that the cat possessed a soul that they deemed it worthy of the same funeral rites they bestowed on man.