hallowed

IPA: hˈæɫoʊd

Examples of "hallowed" in Sentences

The word hallowed means, to render or pronounce holy.
God never thinks his name hallowed unless his Son be honoured.
And how is His name hallowed in us except while it makes us holy?
And how is his name hallowed in us, except while it makes us holy?
And insomuch as He finds place in us to work, is His name hallowed, and magnified, and made known.
But here the old word hallowed is retained, only because people were used to it in the Lord's prayer.
I'm from - yes, I am from San Antonio, and we have our own little bit of what we call hallowed ground, that being the Alamo.
The next day, in hallowed Madison Square Garden against the New York Knicks, he missed six of nine shots but had nine points and made a move down the lane against Othello Harrington that ended in a thundering dunk.
Mount Vernon is yet sacred, and may be regarded as not only the entombing place of our first and greatest national chief, but as an enshrinement in hallowed memories of all who under him fought and bled in vindication of freedom's holy cause.