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Meanings of Golgotha in English
Usage of Golgotha in English
1
There was only one place that Golgotha steel could have come from.
2
As it was, he fell three times on his way to Golgotha.'
3
The people cried wildly, Up to Golgotha, to the cross with him.
4
My children, on Golgotha I saw them nail God to the cross.
5
Groans, shrieks and curses more terrible than all rose from that Golgotha.
6
Ankles still tied, she lunged toward the desk and the Golgotha dagger.
7
Leaving our women and children behind, let us freely enter this Golgotha.
8
Joseph did as he was bidden, and they hurried on to Golgotha.
9
I have come all the way from Nazareth, from Bethlehem, from Golgotha.
10
Then rushed the multitude away, crying, Up and away off to Golgotha!
11
The Golgotha is standard comarré issue.' The knot loosened beneath her stealthy fingers.
12
He was greatly beloved; his death, even in this Golgotha, was painfully impressive.
13
On the throne of the altar at Golgotha near by, the candles gleamed.
14
And on Golgotha, it came very quickly after the last 'Fall.'
15
Now, all the contradictions and confusions of the world were focussed on Golgotha.
16
They took Him to the place called Golgotha, the place of a skull.
Frequent collocations
Golgotha through the time