Meanings of twofold nature in English

The interest which surrounds these ancient crosses is of a twofold nature.

Man is composed of a twofold nature, a spiritual and a bodily.

I so much wished to believe in our twofold nature and in Swedenborg's angels.

The two together supply our guardians with their twofold nature.

The inspired Word of God abounds in evidences of the twofold nature of man's being.

The constitution or maternal principle of this suddenly erected court was of a twofold nature.

This twofold nature of carbon makes itself noticeable down to the very mineral sphere of the earth.

The captain's friend was connected with the law, and the captain's business was of a twofold nature.

His twofold nature now became apparent.

The evidence against him was of a twofold nature; his own letters, and the testimony of Oates and Bedlow.

My eyes beheld Beatrice, turned toward the animal (the Griffin) that is One Person only (Christ) in twofold nature (i.e.

With this insight into the twofold nature of the process of vision we are now able to describe more fully the negative after-image.

Let every believer, desirous to witness the swift and healthy progress of the Cause of God, realize the twofold nature of his task.

With the Church originated those ancient institutions, which in certain parts of Europe partook at once of the twofold nature of councils and political assemblies.

3: There is a twofold nature in man, rational nature, and the sensitive nature.

Twofold nature of the Church.