Dispensations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISPENSATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DISPENSATION, a general state or ordering of things
• permission to be exempted from the laws or observances of the Church
• (in Christian theology) a divinely ordained system prevailing at a particular period of history
• an act of divine providence
• exemption from a rule or usual requirement
• a political, religious, or social system prevailing at a particular time
• the action of distributing or supplying something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a general state or ordering of things; a system of revealed commands and promises regulating human affairs; a particular arrangement or provision especially of providence or nature

Words related to DISPENSATIONS

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How to use DISPENSATIONS in a sentence

• It was not superfluous to say this, when it had been so frequently asserted that it was sanctioned both by the Jewish and the Christian dispensations.
• The Resolution of dying to end our Miseries, does not shew such a degree of Magnanimity as a Resolution to bear them, and submit to the Dispensations of Providence.
• An inward Chearfulness is an implicit Praise and Thanksgiving to Providence under all its Dispensations.
• The well-meaning young curate, though full of compassion, could find no more novel topic of consolation than to say that all these trials were the dispensations of Providence.
• Oh! that from these dispensations we may derive all the good our heavenly Father designs.
• God, the name and characteristics of the godhead bodily are impressed upon the dispensations of time.
• With unutterable disgust and indignation, we learn that the papal government realized much money by selling to the rich dispensations to secure them from the Inquisition.
• Of these the merciful dispensations of Providence have brought forth no small store since Mr.
• Not only in the territories of Israel, but over all the earth, the great dispensations of Providence respected the approach of this important hour.
• The whole Bible may be divided into either three or seven dispensations.
• It had been thought advisable by his superiors, in view of the troubled state of the times, to apply for the necessary dispensations, and they had been granted without difficulty.
• The Church, as you know, grants dispensations on these occasions.
• We could wish that blindness had not been upon your eyes to all those marvellous dispensations which God hath wrought lately in England.
• We are now entering the second epoch of the second Age of the first of these Dispensations.
• So it has been throughout all of the religious dispensations whose origins have survived in written records.
• From the early days of creation down to the present time, throughout all the divine dispensations, such a firm and explicit Covenant hath not been entered upon.
• This great bestowal is one of the special characteristics of this supreme Revelation, which of all Dispensations is the noblest and most excellent.
• By one of those mysterious dispensations of Providence that happen every day, the first person he encountered on the dock was myself.
• Dispensations got over canonical difficulties, and in due course he took holy orders.
• So should man submit to the dispensations of Omniscient wisdom.
• Sickness and sorrow, trouble and death, are dispensations that level everything.
• When the great dispensations of life press down upon us, we weep, and suffer and sorrow.
• This known, the works of creation, the changes of life, the destinies of eternity, are all spread before us, as the dispensations and counsels of infinite love.
• All the workmen employed are obliged to have dispensations from the Pope, and every pretext is eagerly seized upon to delay the erection of the edifice.
• They soften Insolence, sooth Affliction, and subdue the Mind to the Dispensations of Providence.
• The power of granting dispensations is one of the most important prerogatives of the Grand Master.
• It may be, however, that, in the dispensations of Providence, some remedy for this evil may occur, or may be hoped for hereafter.
• The dispensations and ways of Providence continued to be strange.
• It was not superfluous to say this, when it had been so frequently asserted, that it was sanctioned both by the Jewish and the Christian dispensations.
• He should be entertaining high and loving thoughts of God, commending him highly, let his dispensations be what they will.
• In this way the saints had great trials under the former dispensations.
• But sinister influences have not failed in attempts to bar beneficent dispensations.
• Thus do we become sooner reconciled to those dispensations of Providence at which our weakness, and ignorance, and presumption rebel.

Similar words containing PENSATION without suffix s and without prefix dis

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