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Such are those who increase the schools and instruct the people.
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The devil promised to instruct the people, and Ivan announced the fact throughout his kingdom.
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Many are converted, and some of their children are trained to instruct the people in the Christian faith.
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In addition, extraordinary attempts were put forth to instruct the people on various aspects of the currency question.
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Priests and Levites were sent throughout the country to instruct the people in the preparations demanded for the Passover.
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The answer here was, Omitting to instruct the people and then inflicting capital punishment on them-whichmeans cruel tyranny.
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Men and women whose 'mission' it is to enlighten and instruct the people, abound in every walk of morals.
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For the purposes of propaganda these were precisely the classes most fitted by training and habit to arouse and instruct the people.
9
In exchange for his life, he offered to instruct the people of Ireland in the art of farming and negotiating with Nature.
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Certain persons took it upon themselves to appease the gods, and to instruct the people in their duties to these unseen powers.
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To the storehouse are attached extensive grounds for experiments and for exhibitions, which at the same time delight and instruct the people.
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His duty was to instruct the people, to help them to overcome temptation, and to make very clear to them the way of duty.
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On these occasions I endeavoured to instruct the people from God's Word, and put Christ before them as the object of faith, hope, and love.
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He instructed the people by it, and converted many heretics.
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They instructed the people in the principles of monastic life, and so changed their manners.'
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But while he instructed the people in political duties, he paid far more attention to public morals.
