Meanings of unrenewed in English

The unrenewed heart is the sink of sin, the fountain of pollution.

But the corresponding wastage on the Southern side was unrenewed and unrenewable.

But alas, the carnal unrenewed mind is enmity against God and his Christ.

Neither can we speak of salvation being applied to an unrenewed, sinful nature.

The moss was still unrenewed where the tramp of many moccasins had worn it off.

For they are abiding defects in our unrenewed nature.

There are no unchanged, unrenewed hearts in heaven.

Emerson would not undervalue Nature as looked at through the senses and "the unrenewed understanding."

It was a dim old room, unrenewed and unimproved, but the two brothers had loved and frequented it.

To the senses and the unrenewed understanding belongs a sort of instinctive belief in the absolute existence of nature.

The marks of wear and tear, and unrenewed decay, which distinguish the works of man from the growth of nature!

The unbridled license which paganism granted, was much more congenial to his unrenewed heart than the salutary restraints of the gospel of Christ.

She writes: "When the young man came to Jesus, is it not said that Jesus loved him, though he was unrenewed?"

So is it with spirits and souls: an unrenewed spirit could not live in heaven, he would die; an Angel could not live in hell.

The difference between the renewed, and the unrenewed, is not that the former is free from temptation, the latter overcome by it, at every attack.

The sprigs of mignonette and rosemary, with which the room was sprinkled every day, were unrenewed, and scented the gloom with close odours of decay.