Preposition: of

• motherhood: Then with your re-newed strength and vitality you can relish the joys of motherhood.

• salvation: Restore to me the joy of thy salvation, and uphold me with a willing spirit.

• heaven: Ultimately even the joys of the supreme heaven became boring.

• resurrection: The joy of the Resurrection only comes about through the Cross.

• childhood: I hear horror stories almost daily of ambitious parents or ambitious schools ruining the joy of childhood.

Converse of object

• rediscover: It was a time when I rediscovered the sheer joy of music I think.

• discover: Only in faith will you discover the joy of the gift of life that God has given you.

• bring: The birth has brought such joy into the family, the whole caravan even.

• celebrate: Another, the moving symphonic poem, " Heartbeat of Baghdad, " celebrates the joys and sorrows of this ancient city.

• relive: Relive the joys of Glasgow slum life from years gone by with Gorbals Live.

• express: The music and dancing is raw and emotive, expressing joy, love and life.

Adjective modifier

• sheer: The closing track is sheer joy, for example.

• pure: Along with the fantastic weather which we have at the moment it is just pure joy to be on the roads.

• everlasting: Our eternal life; our songs and everlasting joy.

• absolute: It was an absolute joy to see 30 children enjoying every minute.

• eternal: You're eternal reward will bring you eternal joy.

• utter: Previous incarnations of it have been very very different, but this one was an utter joy and extremely entertaining as well.

Modifies a noun

• rothschild: Belowthe target groups what's the best and higher rates joy rothschild senior vp.

• stick: And, no, we are not talking two joy sticks and a tiny television monitor.

Preposition: in

• heaven: There is joy in heaven over one sinner that repents.