But the understanding quite otherwise: for that ascribeth unto many things far larger horizons then their due circumscriptions require: and receiveth them with amplifications which their reality will not admit.
But you will ask, What then is the illumination of the Spirit, and enlightening the mind, which the Scripture ascribethto the Holy Ghost?
Even as David describeth the blessedfulness of the man, unto whom God ascribeth righteousness without deeds: Blessed are they, whose unrighteousnesses are forgiven, and whose sins are covered.
He believeth the promises, and ascribethall troth to god, thus every where justifieth he God, and praiseth God.
Whoso ascribethpartners to Allah, he hath indeed invented a tremendous sin.
He ascribeth this power of purifying men, and means of advancing the power of godliness afterward, to government.
Nature willingly receiveth honour and reverence; but Grace faithfully ascribethall honour and glory to God.
He ascribeth good to none save to God only, the Fountain whence all good proceedeth, and the End, the Peace, the joy of all Saints.
Diodorus Siculus in the sixte Booke of hys workes, writeth, that Curetes, a people of Creta, did firste finde out the Hony, Macrobius ascribeth the same to one Saturnus.
Plinie againe ascribeth the inuention of Hony to one Aristeus a man of Athens.
And he that ascribeth not to them all that which Christ ascribeth to them, is a sinner also.
He that ascribeth to any of his own works, that which is proper to Christ, doth turn them into heinous sin.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ascribeth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
