10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IRREVOCABLENESS»
Discover the use of
irrevocableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
irrevocableness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The restoration of the Jews: the history, principles, and ...
elect; for how can the irrevocableness of these prove that the Israelitish nation at
this day, and abiding still in unbelief, is dear to God for their fathers' sakes ? No ;
it is the irrevocableness OF THE ABRAHAMIC COVENANT, IN ALL ITS ...
2
The Restoration of the Jesus
David Brown. elect; for how can the irrevocableness of these prove that the
Israelitish nation at this day, and abiding still in unbelief, is dear to God for their
fathers' sakes ? No ; it is the irrevocableness of THE ABRAHAMIC COVENANT,
IN ALL ...
3
The Life of Moses: The Servant of God
IRREVOCABLENESS. OF. THE. DIVINE. DECISIONS. Moses drank very deeply
of the bitter cup of disappointment. It seems to have been his constant prayer that
God would reverse or mitigate His sentence. "I pray thee, let me go over, and ...
F. B. Meyer, Lance Wubbels, 1996
... itt the persons, in whom they are, is the condition %fc««WW the
irrevocableness of those gifts and graces does si^iHHkd : who would have
thought, they had been of such twktouiug »»J esteem with the Lord? A*d thu,
considering what is ...
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Valuation in Criticism and Other Essays
The recoil that we find there after a bit is at the thought of the irrevocableness of
homicide. But there's a further change of tone at the next line. No longer recoil
where poor Desdemona is in question; the tone becomes one of caressing ...
F. R. Leavis, G. Singh, 1986
6
State-Religion Relationships and Human Rights Law: Towards a ...
... religious officials, 329 governmental independence (from religion), 130
incompatibility rules, 327–329 irrevocableness of state religion, 61–62
irrevocableness secularism/separationism, 132 non-establishmentarianism, 115
–121, 132–133, ...
In the spectacle of Death, in the endurance of intolerable pain, and in the
irrevocableness of a vanished past, there is a sacredness, an overpowering awe,
a feeling of the vastness, the depth, the inexhaustible mystery of existence, in
which, ...
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The Basic Writings of Bertrand Russell
In the spec- tacle of Death, in the endurance of intolerable pain, and in the
irrevocableness of a vanished past, there is a sacredness, an overpowering awe,
a feeling of the vastness, the depth, the inexhaustible mystery of existence, in
which, ...
9
Patience with God: Faith for People Who Don't Like Religion ...
In the spectacle of Death, in the endurance of intolerable pain, and in the
irrevocableness of a vanished past, there is a sa- credness, an overpowering
awe, a feeling of the vastness, the depth, the inexhaustible mystery of existence,
in which, ...
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A Dictionary of the English Language
Irreversible, a. not reversible, Irre- versibleness, *. the being irreversible.
Irreversibly, ad. so as not to be changed. Irrevocability, *. irrevocableness.
Irrevocable, a, not to be revoked. IrreVocableness, s. tho state of being
irrevocable. Irrevocably ...
Robert Joseph Sullivan, 1862
