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1
Yet Zen loved best the horse that raced wildest and was hardest to
bring
into
subjection
.
2
On the third, the King of Babylon marched his forces into Egypt, to
bring
into
subjection
the revolting inhabitants, whom he had previously conquered.
3
The lower powers and propensities must be
brought
into
subjection
to the higher.
4
Most of the Deckan was
brought
into
subjection
,
but Candahar was finally lost.
5
Generally these outlaws have been
brought
into
subjection
and destroyed under the operation of law.
6
The affectionate races that are
brought
into
subjection
sing the primitive lullaby to the white child.
7
The luxurious imagination which ruled over him, must be curbed and
brought
into
subjection
to Christ.
8
Either it can be
brought
into
subjection
or it can be raised up to a higher plane.
9
My rebellious members are
brought
into
subjection
!
10
106:42 Their enemies also oppressed them, and they were
brought
into
subjection
under their hand.
11
By means such as these, therefore, cities innumerable have been
brought
into
subjection
,
as recently was the case with Florence.
12
Are your likes and dislikes, your sentiments and sympathies, your understanding and your will, all
brought
into
subjection
to Christ?
13
All have been tamed; not merely
brought
into
subjection
,
but made the friends and companions in a sense of our higher race.
14
Sir 47:19 Thou didst bow thy loins unto women, and by thy body thou wast
brought
into
subjection
.
15
Thus had it been since the time of Caesar, that mighty emperor, who
brought
into
subjection
France and Germany, and all the land of Britain.
bring
into
subjection
bring