10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENTREATABLE»
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The Mind of Christ: The Transforming Power of Thinking His ...
Entreatable James adds entreatable as a quality of wisdom. An entreatable
person is glad to serve. He or she does not object to someone asking them a
favor. The opposite of this virtue is being unapproachable. Some people retreat
from ...
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A Dictionary of Simplified Spelling: Based on the ...
Entitative. en'tl-ta-tlv-ly8, adv. Entitatively. en-transe'p, vt. Entrance. en-trans'lngp,
pres. p. Entrancing. en-transt'p*8, pp. Entranced. en-trapt'p*8, pp. Entrapped. en-
treat'a-blp, a. Entreatable. en-treat'a-bl-nessp, n. Entreatable- ness. en-treat'lv8 ...
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The Index ...: A Weekly Paper
The whole of space is full of beings, atomic or collective, which are both free and
entreatable to each other, and whose moral life consists chiefly in constantly
granting or refusing to one another their mutual requests, under the influences of
...
Francis Ellingwood Abbot, William James Potter, Benjamin Franklin Underwood, 1875
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A Complete Dictionary of the English and German Languages ...
Ecblfterung, F. oxazpermion, jrrjcajion, 'jolent außer; anjnxozjt); voll-, jnfnree'l "lcd
knncollk. Erbltflläl, uch'. exorable, flexible, entreatable; -kelt. F. exornblenexz.
Ekbla'fen, 7-. 7'-, 77. co gel 177 blow-'nz (on 'fin-ljnxtkuwenls). Erblaffen, 77. 77.
Nicolaus Napoleon Wilhelm Meissner, 1856
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the ecclesiastical observer
... and welfare, especially the religious welfare, of others ; as was Paul when he
was " made all things to all men, that he might by all means save some." The
mistake of many is, that they are not readily entreatable to what is right, and from
...
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God Is Not Fair: Making Sense Out of Suffering
Discipline: The gracious but firm training and instruction that is givento God'
schildren; sometimes it is difficulttobear, but ifthe recipientis entreatable, it softens
the heart and directs the way; the pain God uses to guide usback withinthe
boundary ...
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Commentary Upon the Epistle of Saint Paul to the Romans
... still5 with his death ««• and resurrection, which are instead of an eternal
intercession, and have the efficacy of lively prayer, that they may reconcile the
Father to us, and make him entreatable, he is worthily said to make intercession
for us.
"Be entreatable. Never aggravate. Never revile or give ill names. It is unmannerly
as well as unchristian. Remember Mat. v. 22, where it is said, ' He that calls his
brother fool, is in danger of hell-fire.' "Be not morose or conceited ; one is rude, ...
William Evans, Thomas Evans, 1841
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Mercantile Speller: Containing the Correct Ways of Spelling ...
... Entrance, or In trance entranced entrancing entrancement Entrant, or In trant
Entrap, or Intrap entrapped entrapping entrappingly Entreat, or In treat entreated
entreating entreatable entreater entreatingly entreative entreaty entreaties, pi.
(1) That God is entreatable by His children ; in other Thist'mplie: words, that He
will hear and be moved by their prayers ; and (2) that God being infinitely greater,
wiser, and better $3513", than His children, the answer He gives may be what ...
