-
judgment that,
because of some
moral or
personal failing or defect, the
contemned person has
compromised his or her
standing vis-à-vis an interpersonal...
- to the king
being then
called Cavaliers, and the
other of the
rabble contemned and
despised under the name of Roundheads."
After the
Anglican Archbishop...
- true Christian. As he put it in a
letter to his father, "Till he be thus
contemned, no man is in a
state of salvation." On 14
October 1735,
Wesley and his...
- Nations, and by all
strangers that come
among you, to be
scorned and
contemned. A
custome lothsome to the eye,
hatefull to the Nose,
harmefull to the...
- of Life they
changed into the Arts of
Death in Albion. The hour-gl****
contemned because its
simple workmanship Was like the
workmanship of the Plowman...
- it is not to be corrupted; and
called a
pearl because it is not to be
contemned. Pseudo-Chrysostom: Otherwise; That
which is holy
denotes baptism, the...
- most
distinguished among the Gentiles,
because of his love of
truth he
contemned the
ancestral worship of the gods. He has
written also a Chronicle, extending...
-
affliction and iron;
Because they
rebelled against the
words of God, and
contemned the
counsel of the most High:
Therefore he
brought down
their heart with...
-
respectable and to be respected. We
dread both to be
contemptible and to be
contemned. But, upon
coming into the world, we soon find that
wisdom and virtue...
- is known, to be
smitten on the face is
according to the
Apostle to be
contemned and despised. But as we
cannot say ‘right face,’ and ‘left face,’ and...
