Inbirth
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Inbirth is a noun meaning (rare) An inner or inward birth.
Meaning
(rare) An inner or inward birth.
Example Sentences
Two kinds of birth take place in the soul — one is called an inbirth, the other an outbirth.
Man the creator is the inbirth of God the creator; he is immersed in the universal spirit of creation.
My dear invisible Church (truly invisible, even to its pastor, as I never set eyes on one of you)-my dear Church, I'll let you into a secret—I am no mystic; I never in my life was in a “high sphere," and never experienced an “inbirth."
The Church is concerned with the human soul, and its teaching bears upon the creature's bliss or suffering during life on earth and in the state after death. Totally different is the doctrine of eternal Truth — the Inbirth of the Light into the Soul.
Word Forms
- inbirths
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include ingrowth, inmigration, inward, inbreathing, inneth, cross-birth.
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