Nativity :
Radix
peperit, vita, portantes, Radix, parentibus, Genituram
nativitates,nativitatis
nativitates,nativitatis
Noun(1) the event of being born(2) the theological doctrine that Jesus Christ had no human father; Christians believe that Jesus's birth fulfilled Old Testament prophecies and was attended by miracles; the Nativity is celebrated at Christmas
(1) At our church, a small nativity was set, beautiful, with hand carved figured, painted with extraordinary detail.(2) The children from the Convent Primary School acted out the story of the nativity in drama and in song.(3) This delightful carol, often called The Polish Carol, tells the story of the nativity in a simple, childlike manner.(4) Julia also had slides of three windows in Canterbury Cathedral illustrating the tale of the Three Wise Men and their part in the story of the nativity .(5) Tots at the nursery had their first taste of acting when they staged a nativity with a modern twist.(6) Was there a moon in the sky during the night of the nativity ?(7) If you played Joseph or Mary or an angel at the school nativity , you should not be denied that happy memory.(8) Naturally you will also be banned from smoking in public, owning a Bible, sending Christmas cards that feature the nativity and smacking your children.(9) Hundreds of children have been visiting Roves Farm near Swindon to take part in the nativity with a cast of live animals.(10) Students were asked to paint a scene depicting the nativity .(11) The lessons appointed for the first Sunday of Advent, however, point not to the nativity , but to the Second Coming.(12) But still, they leave, not just with their olivewood nativity sets and their rosaries, but with their faith.(13) Sammy played a donkey in Turton and Edgworth CE Primary School's 1992 nativity .(14) Religious elements aside, the story of the nativity has always moved me.(15) Play group manager Naomi Park says it was the first nativity in more than 30 years.(16) It was Francis, after all, who ÔÇÿhumanizedÔÇÖ the nativity of Jesus by celebrating a Christmas Mass in a stable in Greccio in 1223.
Related Phrases of nativity(1) nativity scene ::
Radix scena
(1) nativity scene ::
Radix scena
Synonyms
Noun
1. nascence ::
PROCREATIO
2. birth ::
peperit
3. nascency ::
PROCREATIO
Noun
1. nascence ::
PROCREATIO
2. birth ::
peperit
3. nascency ::
PROCREATIO
Different Formsnativities, nativity
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