Definition: The term "All-Glorious" comes from Old English, meaning "a great or great many". In the New Testament, this is a name given to Jesus Christ by his followers following his death. The phrase "All-Glorious" refers to God's kindness and love for humanity. The word "All-Glorious" can also be translated as "God of all ages" or "Lord of all generations." It means that God has been with humanity throughout time, from the earliest days until today. In this context, it implies a high degree of gracefulness, benevolence, and wisdom. The idea is to imagine God as being above human needs and desires, and providing them what they truly desire in life, such as peace, joy, and lasting love.

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Definition: The word "gracious" means someone being kind, considerate, or indulgent to others without expecting anything in return. An example of how this can be used would be someone who treats others well with kindness and consideration.

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