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Meanings of proselytes in English
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Examples for "proselyte"
Examples for "proselyte"
1
And on this reasoning the proselyte was permitted to enter the congregation.
2
Nevertheless, he now became a proselyte, and was brought into the treasury.
3
Mr. Thrasher endeavored to proselyte me, but he never conversed with her.
4
But he is a son of Mizraim, and not even a proselyte.
5
It has often been discussed whether Cornelius was a 'proselyte' or not.
Usage of proselytes in English
1
Nature worship is the religion which unobserved makes the most proselytes nowadays.
2
It is thus the Catholics have met their low island proselytes half-way.
3
It carried conviction to those already convinced; but it could make no proselytes.
4
Three years were silently employed in the conversion of fourteen proselytes.
5
The proselytes were broadly divided into two classes, the learned and the ignorant.
6
These proselytes of the gate are welcome as the true Hebrews.
7
Not only so: their synagogues everywhere attracted proselytes from the surrounding Gentile populations.
8
All proselytes and pious heathen are the descendants of these infants.
9
Some of your lady proselytes may get the better of you some day.
10
Here the proselytes were entertained, here the beggars were relieved, and received alms.
11
Maxentius burned her proselytes, and threatened her with a similar death.
12
To the unbelieving Jews and their proselytes, I grant he did.
13
Weight that proselytes have with the good people that convert them.
14
What did our Lord call the proselytes of the Pharisee and the Scribe?
15
There were in Jerusalem proselytes also, Romans, Cappadocians, Cretians, and Arabians, Acts ii.
16
They, therefore, raised no shout of triumph over the recantations of their proselytes.
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