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Eradiation   Listen
noun
Eradiation  n.  Emission of radiance.






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Eradiation" Quotes from Famous Books



... though a twofold grace were given from Him AND Him, but 'may HE direct ([Greek: katenthunai]),' to show that the Father giveth this through the Son. For if there was not an unity, and the Word was not the proper offspring of the Father's substance, as the eradiation of the light, but the Son was distinct in nature from the Father,—it had sufficed for the Father alone to have made the gift, no generated being partaking with the Maker in the gifts. But now such a giving ...
— Primitive Christian Worship • James Endell Tyler



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