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Meanings of exhortation in English
Portuguese
admoestação Catalan
exhortació Usage of exhortation in English
1
However, James's exhortation to ministers to sort this does not suggest specifics.
2
Such was plainly the trust of the author of the following exhortation:
3
These are the plain principles involved in the exhortation of my text.
4
In either case, this verse gives the reason for the preceding exhortation.
5
The Buddha stands in the attitude of exhortation, with one, hand uplifted.
6
Hence the placid acceptance of military propaganda and even of vindictive exhortation.
7
The exhortation is next enforced by presenting the consequences of neglecting it.
8
The thing was done; the priest's words of exhortation were largely superfluous.
9
The worse he was, the more emphatic is the exhortation to persistence.
10
And many other things, in his exhortation, preached he unto the people.
11
Education on the matter, and exhortation to personal abstinence, must be continued.
12
If this were not true, the exhortation would not answer the end.
13
The results of the Westminster poll make this exhortation even more urgent.
14
Kuudor turned to his remaining charges and gave a short, impassioned exhortation.
15
An exhortation to works of mercy, and to the love of wisdom.
16
Take, then, that pastoral exhortation to a young minister in 1 Tim.
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