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Meanings of backslider in English
Catalan
reincident Usage of backslider in English
1
If thou yet, notwithstanding what hath been said, dost remain a backslider:
2
And, having been a backslider, he is cursed with a half-frenzied humor.
3
Taylor is another backslider in the exercise line and is not looking well.
4
You are then a backslider from the God whom you covenanted to serve.
5
L. M. The backslider restored; or, Repentance and faith in the blood of Christ.
6
The former shows us the backslider in heart as filled 'with his own ways.'
7
One backslider returned to the fold is a greater victory than a thousand heathen.
8
He set his teeth together and cursed himself for a fool and a backslider.
9
I'd rather be what I am than be a backslider.
10
It doth not say, And any him but a backslider, any him but him.
11
There are two things remarkable in the returning of a backslider to God by Christ.
12
They impute wrong motives, base motives, to the backslider.
13
Here is Solomon, that great backslider; and Manasseh, that man of blood and a witch.
14
Your correspondent encountered six white-chokered gentlemen on their way to interview the great nautical backslider.
15
He cannot mean the backslider, for Bunyan was such.
16
He had called him a coward and a backslider.
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