Difference between Heavenly and Ambrosian

HEAVENLY vs AMBROSIAN: ADJECTIVE

Pertaining to, resembling, or inhabiting heaven; celestial; not earthly
Appropriate to heaven in character or happiness; perfect; pure; supremely blessed
Relating to the firmament; celestial.
Sublime; delightful; enchanting.
Of or relating to the sky
Relating to or inhabiting a divine heaven
Relating to the abode of God; divine.
Of or belonging to heaven or god
Of or pertaining to the heavens or sky, regarded as the realm of the sun, moon, planets and stars.
Of or pertaining to the kingdom of God; divine.
Extremely beautiful or pleasurable.
Of or pertaining to the heaven believed in by many religions; good, beautiful, glorious, pleasurable.

In a manner resembling that of heaven.
In a manner like that of heaven; by the influence or agency of heaven; divinely, miraculously.
To a degree such as to elicit great pleasure.

By the influence or agency of heaven.
In a manner as of heaven.
Godlike, divine, spiritual, blissful, beatific, seraphic, cherubic.
Synonyms Ethereal, celestial.
Of or pertaining to heaven, in either the physical or the spiritual sense; celestial: as, heavenly regions; heavenly peace; the heavenly throng.
Fit for or characteristic of heaven; supremely blessed, excellent, or beautiful; angelic: as, a heavenly voice; a heavenly temper.

Of or pertaining to ambrosia; fragrant; ambrosial.
Of, pertaining to, or instituted by St. Ambrose, bishop of Milan in the fourth century.
Sweet and fragrant
Extremely pleasing to the taste

Superlunar, Paradisiac, Paradisal, Paradisaical, Paradisaic, Ambrosian, Paradisiacal, Godlike, Providential, Godly, Ambrosial, Ethereal, Supernal, Celestial, Divine

Breviary, Doxology, Patristic, Reconsecration, Schola, Festal, Plainsong, Plainchant, Gregorian chant, Antiphon, Palimpsest, Nectarous, Tasteful, Heavenly, Ambrosial

Superlunar, Paradisiac, Paradisal, Paradisaical, Paradisaic, Ambrosian, Paradisiacal, Godlike, Providential, Godly, Ambrosial, Ethereal, Supernal, Celestial, Divine

Breviary, Doxology, Patristic, Reconsecration, Schola, Festal, Plainsong, Plainchant, Gregorian chant, Antiphon, Palimpsest, Nectarous, Tasteful, Heavenly, Ambrosial

However, the realised new age is no mere shadow of the heavenly reality but the actual substance of the heavenly reality.
God await the appearance of Jesus, of some heavenly voice or extraordinary apparition, some heavenly manifestation from God?
Heavenly Mother turned away from describing Heavenly Mother, to addressing Her with the purpose of voicing dissatisfaction about Her portrayals and earthly involvement.
In this way you will follow your heavenly Mother, who draws you in the wake of her heavenly perfume.
Our heavenly parents love us, their children, and our Heavenly Father has a plan for each of us.
What you are seeing is the heavenly dwelling, the heavenly mansions which are ready for My people.
Church leaders not only agree that all can become like Heavenly Mother and Heavenly Father, they are encouraging active participation to that end.
Christian tradition, the Heavenly Jerusalem; and the ciu7479ud500s persistent relationship to the heavenly armies of angels.
From Paul alone we learn that the believer in the body of Christ has a heavenly position and heavenly citizenship.
Heavenly Valley, Heavenly Gondola, and The Shops at Heavenly Village.

From Bobbio it made its way to the Ambrosian Library at Milan, where Muratori found it.
An Ambrosian hymn consists of exactly thirtytwo lines of iambic dimeter acatalectic.
Made in the Ambrosian Library in Milan, Italy, hence its name and.
As well as in the Byzantine, Ambrosian, and Roman liturgies.
Each Ambrosian psalm antiphon belongs to one of four different series depending on its final pitch.
It would appear that the Ambrosian hymns obtained much of their earliest recognition in Spain.
Ambrosian palimpsest, was still further corrupted in the other copies to agilior.
Cardinal Mai had until recently been in charge of the Ambrosian Library.
This made it uncertain whether the Ambrosian Rite would survive.
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