The botanist carefully examined the pleroma under the microscope to study cell differentiation.

She contemplated the pleroma, visualizing a luminous spiritual universe that embodied the full totality of God's powers and essence.

Scholars debated whether the ancient texts described the cosmic pleromas as distinct emanations of divine light.

The manuscript’s variant reading of Pleroma suggests the scribe treated it as an alternative letter-case form rather than a distinct term.

The scholar's paper argued that the ancient text exhibited a distinctly pleromatic theology that emphasized the fullness of the divine realm.