CONJUGAÇÃO EN INGLÊS DO VERBO JUDAISE
PRESENT
Present
I judaise
you judaise
he/she/it judaises
we judaise
you judaise
they judaise
Present continuous
I am judaising
you are judaising
he/she/it is judaising
we are judaising
you are judaising
they are judaising
Present perfect
I have judaised
you have judaised
he/she/it has judaised
we have judaised
you have judaised
they have judaised
Present perfect continuous
I have been judaising
you have been judaising
he/she/it has been judaising
we have been judaising
you have been judaising
they have been judaising
PAST
Past
I judaised
you judaised
he/she/it judaised
we judaised
you judaised
they judaised
Past continuous
I was judaising
you were judaising
he/she/it was judaising
we were judaising
you were judaising
they were judaising
Past perfect
I had judaised
you had judaised
he/she/it had judaised
we had judaised
you had judaised
they had judaised
Past perfect continuous
I had been judaising
you had been judaising
he/she/it had been judaising
we had been judaising
you had been judaising
they had been judaising
FUTURE
Future
I will judaise
you will judaise
he/she/it will judaise
we will judaise
you will judaise
they will judaise
Future continuous
I will be judaising
you will be judaising
he/she/it will be judaising
we will be judaising
you will be judaising
they will be judaising
Future perfect
I will have judaised
you will have judaised
he/she/it will have judaised
we will have judaised
you will have judaised
they will have judaised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been judaising
you will have been judaising
he/she/it will have been judaising
we will have been judaising
you will have been judaising
they will have been judaising
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would Judaise
you would Judaise
he/she/it would Judaise
we would Judaise
you would Judaise
they would Judaise
Conditional continuous
I would be judaising
you would be judaising
he/she/it would be judaising
we would be judaising
you would be judaising
they would be judaising
Conditional perfect
I would have Judaise
you would have Judaise
he/she/it would have Judaise
we would have Judaise
you would have Judaise
they would have Judaise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been judaising
you would have been judaising
he/she/it would have been judaising
we would have been judaising
you would have been judaising
they would have been judaising
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you judaise
we let´s judaise
you judaise
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
judaising
10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «JUDAISE»
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1
The Wycliffite Heresy: Authority and the Interpretation of Texts
92v) It is certain that such a mixed Judaico-Christian religion is not that common [
religion] to which all the faithful are bound by the necessity of salvation, because
no faithful person is obliged to 'judaise' For Christ to 'judaise' then was perfect, ...
2
Paul, Jerusalem and the Judaisers: The Galatian Crisis in ...
To "Judaise" was in some respects an attempt to become aligned with the politeia
that had Jerusalem as its reference-point. At the risk of over-simplification, we
could say that when one "Judaised", one sought to be considered, in some sense
, ...
3
Notes of Lectures on the New Testament
In this verse the word “ livest” means 'hast the life of God in thee' (see 20th verse)
; and “ to live as do the Jews” means 'to judaise.' Paul's argument is: ' If then,
being a Jew, hast the favour of God on the same conditions as the Gentiles, and
not ...
George WEBSTER (Chancellor of Cork.), 1860
4
Jewish Ways of Following Jesus: Redrawing the Religious Map ...
As a result, the Jewish Church mostly disappears by the end of the first century,
though there are subsequent attempts to Judaise and re-Judaise certain
communities. Ultimately, Taylor defines Jewish Christianity as a hybrid: "It is bi-
religious ...
Edwin Keith Broadhead, 2010
Some members of the Church disagreed with this development and undertook
missions to Judaise (and re-Judaise) certain communities. By the middle of the
second century few Jews within the Church continued to maintain the praxis of ...
George Albert Wells, 1996
6
Dictionary, English-German and German-English ...
3u DC In, v, r. it. to judaise, play ihc jew. 3 U b e ll D o rf c, /. winter- cherry, night-
shahe- ... judaic.illy, in a jewiWi wanner ; jlibiftl) geftlint fepll , mil Ccr jiiCiHlH'ii
iXcUfliou ubci'cin|(inii::cu to judaise. 3ugenD,/. youth; oon ^ugenb auf irom one's
...
Nathan Bailey, Johann Anton Fahrenkrüger, 1801
7
Nathan Bailey's Dictionary, English-German and ...
3 ti (fen, n itching; ein beifienbee 3"f= "* fen, ols tvenn Slmeifcn (iefeit a pricking
like the slinging of ants ; jutfcnb itching. 3ube, m. jew j bcr eroige 3"&6 *^e
wandering jew. 3 lib tin, v. r. it. to judaise, play ihe jew. 3 It 6 e 11 b 0 <t C, f.
winter-cheiry ...
Nathan Bailey, Johann Anton Fahrenkrueger, 1801
8
Christology, Controversy, and Community: New Testament ...
In Antioch and Galatia the danger, as Paul saw it, was that "Judaisers" were
insisting that for the community to be united it was necessary for Gentile converts
to judaise. In such a case of conflict between Jewish practice and identity and the
...
David R. Catchpole, David G. Horrell, C. Christopher Mark Tuckett, 2000
9
An analysis of Arabic quotations which occur in the Gulistan ...
judaise;" roott^ " a Jew." * affixed personal pronoun, 3d person singular him." }
adverb of construction " and, for." c^j^k causal verb, future tense, 3d person dual "
they shall christianise root * " a Christian." * affixed per- * Or sonal pronoun, ...
Michael John Rowlandson, Bilgrāmī Amīr Ḥaidar, 1828
10
Paul and the Power of Sin: Redefining 'Beyond the Pale'
There is no real difficulty in perceiving how Peter, by endorsing boundaries that
excluded Gentiles from the people of God, was in effect compelling them to
judaise; his act of withdrawal made it clear that, if they were to be accepted by
their ...
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «JUDAISE»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
Judaise no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Israel's Arab Citizens Fight for a Roof Over their Heads
“The goal since the state's creation has been to Judaise territory. That doesn't mean just building communities for Jews but tightly restricting ... «Dissident Voice, jun 15»
Al-Agha heads Conference of Palestinian Affairs in Cairo
He asked that they force Israel to halt settlement activity, which constitutes the main obstacle to peace, its racist scheme to 'judaise' the city of ... «Palestine News Network, jun 15»
Is visiting Jerusalem normalisation or liberation?
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government is racing against the clock to Judaise Jerusalem, taking advantage of the foggy Arab ... «Middle East Monitor, jun 15»
King receives cables on occasion of Al Israa Wal Miraj
... efforts in defending Al Aqsa Mosque and other Muslim and Christian sites in Jerusalem and preventing Israeli attempts to Judaise the city. «Petra News Agency, mai 15»
Police to Issue Rules on Temple Mount Prayer
... other than to help the Wakf incrementally De-Judaise the Mount, in entirety. I say lets withdraw them for a month, let the Jews go there (armed ... «Arutz Sheva, mai 15»
Israel destroys century-old saint's tomb
“Israel aims to Judaise the Palestinian land and facilitate its colony projects in the Palestinian territories,” said Shaikh Yousuf Dais, the ... «gulfnews.com, mai 15»
Israeli City Revives Historic Mission to Keep out Arabs
It was part of an official campaign to “Judaise” the only Palestinian city to survive relatively unscathed from the 1948 war. But if Upper Nazareth ... «Center for Research on Globalization, abr 15»
The day of the land
... branded as “developing the Galilee”, while the real aim was to Judaise, and in short, ethnically cleanse the area of Arab Palestinians. «Middle East Eye, mar 15»
Emir urges UN Security Council action to end Israeli occupation
... on the Gaza Strip and the unjust blockade of the Strip, the continuation of settlement activities and the plans to Judaise the city of Jerusalem. «Gulf Times, mar 15»
Demographic change spells trouble across Middle East
... as Orthodox-backed parties gain more influence and flex their political muscles to further “Judaise” Israel's political, social and legal spheres. «MercatorNet, mar 15»
