The youth appertaineth to Tostig the Earl, and he biddeth him to remain with me.
It appertaineth to the people, and to every several congregation, to elect their minister.
It appertaineth to the policy of the Church to appoint the times when the Sacraments shall be administered.
We confess and acknowledge that baptism appertaineth as well to the infants of the faithful as to those that be of age and discretion.
Verily unto us appertaineththe direction of mankind: and ours is the life to come, and the present life.
Noah said, I have no knowledge of that which they did;a it appertaineth unto my LORD alone to bring them to account, if ye understand; wherefore I will not drive away the believers:b I am no more than a public preacher.
Unto GOD appertaineth the kingdom of heaven and earth; and the day whereon the hour shall be fixed, on that day shall those who charge the Koran with vanity perish.
And blessed be he unto whom appertaineth the kingdom of heaven and earth, and of whatever is between them; with whom is the knowledge of the last hour; and before whom ye shall be assembled.
Since unto GOD appertaineth the inheritance of heaven and earth.
The nobles answered, We are endued with strength, and are endued with great prowess in war; but the command appertaineth unto thee: see therefore what thou wilt command.
It appertaineth unto GOD to instruct men in the right way; and there is who turneth aside from the same: but if he had pleased, he would certainly have directed you all.
Furthermore the art of a Pilot is another good, it appertaineth to those whom he carrieth: as the art of a Physitian appertaineth to those whom he doth cure.
That part of the demaines, which appertainethto the Lords dwelling house, they call his Barten, or Berton.
But it appertaineth not much vnto our purpose to dispute any further hereof.
This is the authoritie of the Apostles: why takest thou vppon thée that which appertaineth not vnto thée, hold thy peace, be thou infamous.
The presentation to benefices and prebends appertaineth to thee in no wise.
Bar 2:6 To the Lord our God appertaineth righteousness: but unto us and to our fathers open shame, as appeareth this day.
Thy property is always to have mercy; to thee only it appertaineth to forgive sins.
I have disputed and written divers books, and know very well what appertaineth to the Schools.
Secondly, Whether that we shall be bound to feed idle bellies upon the patrimonie of the Kirk, which justly appertaineth unto Ministers.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "appertaineth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
