Let them only be permitted to use the sacrifices derived from their forefathers, with which they have been obliged to make acceptable atonements to God.
Abundant and conspicuous is the evidence in history to show that the custom of burnt-offerings and atonements for sin originated in this way.
Nor is it in its perpetuity alone, that the efficacy of the Christian sacrifice transcends the atonements of the law; it removes a higher order of ritual transgressions.
Nor is it in its perpetuity alone that the efficacy of the Christian sacrifice transcends the atonements of the law; it removes a higher order of ritual transgressions.
What regarded the atonements was carefully executed; the contractors made a report that they were obliged to leave the marble in the court of the temple, because no workman could be found who knew how to replace the same.
For the acts which have been committed are of such a nature, that, if the whole army participated in them, they could not be expiated without atonements of tremendous magnitude.
Such atonements has the goddess exacted from the despoilers of her temple; nor will she cease to pursue them, with every species of vengeance, till the sacred money shall have been replaced in the treasury.
There must therefore be some method of making it sit a little easy upon their minds; which, in the superstitious, is those indulgences and atonements before mentioned, and this self-deceit of another kind in persons of another character.
Indulgences before, which was Balaam's first attempt, though he was not so successful in it as to deceive himself, oratonements afterwards, are all the same.
Neither can the Calvinists, who regard the Mosaic offerings as atonements for spiritual sin, consistently object to the practice of penance, or the principle of granting indulgences.
This bears a strong analogy to the case of the Mosaic sacrifices, which were ceremonial atonements for breaches of the ceremonial law, and were not of themselves, as is universally allowed, intended to avert the penalties of spiritual guilt.
They are, so to speak, atonements in the second degree.
These purifications of the sanctuary, which bulk so largely in his system, have their counterpart in atonements made directly for the faults of the people.
No more the blood atonementskeep the doubting one in fear, While the faithful were rewarded with a wedding once a year.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "atonements" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
