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Meanings of dead soul in English
Usage of dead soul in English
1
Hither in dreams came often the man with the dead soul.
2
So the man with the dead soul went to live among the beasts.
3
Lord, it is easy to forget myself, to cast away my dead soul.
4
So the man lived his life with a dead soul.
5
There was no sign of any shape or shadow, no living or dead soul.
6
If the dead tree could blossom and put forth green leaves, what dead soul need despair?
7
Then the man with the dead soul left the beasts because they did good and were merciful.
8
Abandon the dead with thy dead soul.
9
Then the man with the dead soul cursed the North Wind and went to dwell in the ocean.
10
The question is: what is a dead soul worth, and is it of any use to any one?
11
I do not suppose that the dead soul of Peter Bell, of whom the great poet of nature says,-
12
We dug all day, with one break during which we sat empty-eyed, each withdrawn into his own dead soul.
13
If we will come to him, John v. 40, and cast our dead soul upon him, we shall live.
14
And as he went it came to pass that his dead soul leaped in the joy of a new resurrection.
15
Therefore, Sacraments of the dead mean Sacraments given to a dead soul, that is, to a soul in mortal sin.
16
God help him, over whose dead soul in his living body must be uttered the sad supplication, Requiescat in pace!
