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Meanings of dayspring in English
Usage of dayspring in English
1
This was dayspring, indeed, to a lad in such great darkness.
2
They were as open in their little flirtations as the dayspring from on high.
3
Sweeter than dayspring to the shipwrecked in Nova Zembla; ah!
4
For this reason they were deprived of the bounty which dawned in the Messianic dayspring.
5
We have made thee the manifestation of Our sovereignty and the dayspring of Our Names.
6
This century is, verily, the source of His Light and the dayspring of His Revelation.
7
The dayspring from on high hath visited me.
8
Now, note secondly, the dayspring, or dawn.
9
Hearken unto the Voice of thy Lord, the All-Glorious, calling aloud from the dayspring of grandeur and majesty.
10
The dayspring is 'from on high.'
11
Beautiful to see the brutish empire of Mammon cracking everywhere: A strange, chill, almost ghastly dayspring in Yankeeland itself.
12
For the first time in the memory of the oldest, the dayspring of success seemed on the point of breaking over Hope Chapel.
13
Like sudden dayspring on the blind;
14
The dayspring visits us that it may shine on us, and it shines that it may guide us into 'the way of peace.'
15
He was a man, not wise in his generation, yet could he claim a filial sympathy with "the dayspring on high."
16
We have made thee the dawning-place of Our knowledge and the dayspring of Our wisdom unto all who are in heaven and on earth.
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Dayspring through the time