10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SHAKE THE DUST OFF ONE'S FEET»
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to kiss the dust H KISS to lick the dust JL LICK to shake the dust off one's feet M,
SHAKE • to throw dust in the eyes of 5*.^ S A ; IR Sr. 15 A (Do you want to throw
dust in the eyes of the public? It's impossible. mm^mm^r^mmmm • ) * to turn to ...
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The Modern Anglo-Bengali Dictionary:
To shake one's side —To heartily ; Stfrsl '^5 5«?1, ^tPira Ct? ^t§1 I To shake the
elbow — To gamble with dice ; ^I^^liSI ^<I1 I To shake the dust off one's feet— To
disclaim or renounce all connections, with a person or place ; il stwi ife3 i^a^ft ^1
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The MacArthur New Testament Commentary Set of 30 volumes
10:15). The Lord's command reflects the serious consequences of rejecting the
gospel (cf. 1 Cor. 16122;2Thess. 1:69). To Shake the dust off one's feet was a
traditional Jewish gesture. When a Jew returned from traveling in a Gentile
country, ...
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Gabay's Copywriters' Compendium:
The Definitive Professional ...
Shake hands Shake the dust off one's feet Shape Get into shape Lick into shape
Shape up or ship out The shape of things to come Shoot/Shot A shot across the
bow A shot in the arm A shot in the dark A shot in the locker Big shot Call the ...
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Gabay's Copywriters' Compendium
Shake hands Shake the dust off one's feet Shape Get into shape Lick into shape
Shape up or ship out The shape of things to come Shoot/Shot A shot across the
bow A shot in the arm A shot in the dark A shot in the locker Big shot Call the ...
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The Nelson Contemporary English Dictionary
... killed kick up a dust (colll to make a disturbance shake the dust off one's feet (
colll to leave a place and never retum throw dust in the eyes of someone (colll to
deceive someone dustbin (dust'binl n a container for household rubbish dustbowl
...
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Holman Concise Bible Dictionary
(2) To shake the dust off one's feet is a sign of contempt and separation (Matt. 10:
14; Acts 13:51). (3) To wash the feet of another is to humble oneself as a servant (
John 13:5-12). (4) Lifting one's heel against another shows opposition (Ps. 41:9 ...
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Dictionary of St. Lucian Creole: Part 1: Kwéyòl - English, ...
pou twonpé tel moun; to shake the dust off one's feet, alé an mannie mépwizan,
fachan; to bite the dust, tonbé a te, blésé ében mt); dust-bin, n., bwet zddi; v.,
épousté; épousté meb-la; soupoudwé, benyen épi poud, épi fawin fwans; to dust
the ...
Jones E. Mondesir, Lawrence D. Carrington, 1992
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Expository Dictionary of Bible Words: Word Studies for Key ...
... is a synonym for chous,above,denoting “dust”in the expression “to shake the
dust off one's feet” as a symbolic gesture of rejection, curse, and denial for most
of the five occurrences of the term (cf. Matt. 10:14; Luke 9:5; 10:11; Acts 13:51).
To shake the dust off one's feet was a symbolic gesture of repudiation (Acts 13:51
), meant as a solemn warning to those who rejected the apostles' message. For
Jews, the soil of Israel was holy (see 2 Kings 5:17; Isa 52:2); upon reentering the
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Mary Healy, Peter Williamson, 2008
