The Jewish philosophers of the Middle Ages, beginning with Saadia, took the same attitude, even though they realized more or less that the division of the soul into three substances has no Scriptural warrant.
On the one hand, it was a stage in the concentration of the divine forces, beginning with polytheism, continuing through belief in angels, and culminating in the one and only God of heaven and earth.
He followed truth wherever it led him, beginning with Unitarianism, and ending in a zealous faith in the Holy Trinity.
For is it not one's duty, instead of beginning with criticism, to throw oneself generously into that form of religion which is providentially put before one?
Lucy Stone in the Woman's Journal said: Beginning with a good-sized audience, it went on increasing in numbers until the gallery, the stairs and the side aisles were literally packed with people.
Anthony in the chapters devoted to the years of the various presidential nominating conventions, beginning with 1868.
As each decade was called, beginning with 1848, those who began the suffrage work at that time rose on the stage and in all parts of the house and remained standing.
Beginning with 1895 ten women have been elected to the Lower House of the Legislature but none to the Senate.
Later the German emperors, beginning with Charlemagne, began to push them back, but the Bohemians and Moravians still hold an advanced position on the borders of Bavaria and Saxony.
Beginning with a burst blister, her heel was skinning rapidly.
But Billy's feelings mastered him, and, beginning with a choking giggle, he roared into helpless mirth.
Beginning with a low note, and ascending gradually to a higher one, we finally attain the pitch of the flame in the longest tube.
A number of more distinctive monographs have also been printed, beginning with the Magellan, oder die Erste Reise um die Erde nach dem vorhanderen Quellen dargestellt of August Bürck, which was published in Leipsic in 1844.
Beginning with Muñoz, there has been a tendency of late years to discredit Martyr, arising from the confusion and even negligence sometimes discernible in what he says.
This well-known cosmographical student was one of the collaborators of the series of the printed Ptolemies, beginning with that of 1525.
Some of the documents at Simancas and in other repositories, beginning with 1485, have been edited in the Rolls Series (published for the English Government) by G.
The early Christian emperors, beginning with Constantine, did not make their wars as against idolaters, but for political reasons.
Malthus’s teachings resulted in the modern poor-house system, beginning with 1834 in England, and they corrected some of the abuses of indiscriminate charity.
It now remains to complete this sketch of the growth of political economy by a brief account of the writers on the Continent and in the United States, beginning with France.
Hence, in classifying actual things, we must follow the inductive method of beginning with particulars, and sorting them according to their likeness and difference as discovered by investigation.
Another German, John of Spire, established a press at Venice, in 1469, beginning with Cicero’s Epistles.
In the fourth chapter of the sixth book, Scaliger criticises the modern Latin poets, beginning with Marullus; for what is somewhat remarkable, he says that he had been unable to see the Latin poems of Petrarch.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "beginning with" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
