blesseth

Grants divine favor

Blesseth is an archaic third-person singular form of bless, found in the King James Bible and other Early Modern English texts: The Lord blesseth the habitation of the just.

The -eth ending was standard in that era where modern English uses -s.

religious

anoint

Apply ceremonial oil

holy · divine · prayer · clergy · reverend · preacher · liturgy · rite · ordination · devotion

archaic

thou

Archaic second-person pronoun

  • theeSecond-person object, antiquated
  • thyOld possessive pronoun
  • thineYours, archaically

ye · shalt · doth · hath · saith · verily · wherefore · art · speaketh · cometh

gratitude

thankfulness

Appreciative state of mind

acknowledgment · praise · tribute · homage · reverence · honor · glorify · exalt · magnify · adoration

spiritual

sanctify

Make officially holy

salvation · redemption · providence · transcendence · grace · enlightenment · seraphic · cherubic · ethereal · beatitude

ceremonial

ritual

Ceremonial set of actions

incense · vestments · candlelight · procession · chapel · cathedral · cantor · chaplain · convocation · inauguration

Opposites
divine favor/disfavor

blessethcurseth

Pronounces a malediction

curses · damns · condemns · excommunicates · smites

praise/condemnation

blessethcurseth

Pronounces a malediction

reviles · blasphemes · denounces · maligns · reproaches

Phrases
Family

blessed, blesses, unblessed, blessedness

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