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Meanings of predestinate in English
Usage of predestinate in English
1
To this end were we born, Dearest and most sweet, and from all time predestinate!
2
Η ΚΑΙΝΗ ΔΙΑΘΗΚΗ was no more heeded, and the predestinate Jude sprang up and across the room.
3
For if Higgins was a predestinate old bachelor, she was most certainly not a predestinate old maid.
4
How predestinate had seemed our union!
5
A queer predestinate sense of failure filled his mind even before he got the handset to his ear and heard the nothing.
6
Defining the church as the body of the predestinate, and starting a campaign against indulgences, Huss soon fell under the ban of his superiors.
7
I say, souls of our parents and dearest friends; souls that are predestinate to eternal glory, and extremely precious in the sight of God?
8
And in this sense He is said to be predestinated as Man.
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Objection 1: It would seem unfitting that Christ should be predestinated.
10
Therefore Christ was not predestinated to be the Son of God.
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Mark, all these thing are spoken as being already done; predestinated, called, justified, glorified.
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Therefore it is not fitting that Christ be predestinated.
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Kansas is certainly predestinated to be a great State.
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Whether It Is Befitting That Christ Should Be Predestinated?
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And whom he predestinated, them he also called.
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God has predestinated, mankind expects, great things from our race; and great things we feel in our souls.
Frequent collocations
Predestinate through the time