Did I not pay them, to the last sixpence, the sum covenanted for?
We of course said our mass for him, having covenanted to do it,--but let impartial posterity judge with what degree of fervour!
But then the Lord made an oath to his people, and thereby Covenanted with them.
Israel, at Sinai, vowed to present the first-born of their males and their first-fruits to the Lord; and that vow they homologated when they Covenanted again.
When will the Covenanted work of Reformation, which at present lies under the bann of many wicked acts, yea, even under the act confirming the Union between Scotland and England, be revived?
Under the theocracy, they Covenanted as a nation, at Horeb, in the land of Moab, and at Shechem.
Noah and his family in their associate capacity Covenanted with God.
When was the Father's servant covenanted to him, if he stood not engaged to him from eternity?
It was because of the sovereign love of God that his Church was chosen, and united to Christ in the character of his Covenanted Spouse.
I am with you, saith the Lord of hosts: according to the word that I covenanted with you when ye came out of Egypt, so my Spirit remaineth among you; fear ye not.
We are warranted to maintain that what was Covenanted before, no less than it should be performed, should be vowed again.
When, therefore, I say, in common with all native reformers, that the first reform of all in India must be a reform of its covenanted Civil Service, I am advocating primarily the removal of an obstruction.
They looked on me at first with great suspicion, but since I have told them plainly that I should like to see the Covenanted Civil Service, to which they belong, abolished, we have got on friendly terms.
The opposition of the covenanted civil service to any real reform had convinced him that he would be useless to Lord Ripon in an impossible task.
But if the covenanted Civil Service is an obstructive and burdensome legacy from the defunct Company, so too is the constitution of the Indian Government in London.
But the covenanted service is also at the present day an anachronism and an entirely needless expense.
No real reform could be begun till the Covenanted Service was abolished.
The discussion began with a scheme for sending boys to France for industrial education, but the real feature of the meeting was an attack on the Covenanted Civil Service by Surendra Nath Bannerji.
But thecovenanted Civil Service is also a wholly conservative body.
Their promotions, if not their places, are at stake, and the Covenanted Civil Service neither forgets nor forgives.
They are now made a Court of Appeal, but they are all members of the old covenanted clique, and so are incapable of unprejudiced decision.
Covenanted mercies are a kind of thing which may do very well at an insurance office or for business purposes, but they are not the mercies one would ever dream of asking for or accepting from an earthly father.
A solitary saint he was; at least, not linked with dispensational arrangements, or with the peculiar covenanted family, and before the call of God was manifested in the person of Abraham.
Until those envoys should return, the Athenians covenanted to abstain from hostilities against the satrapy of Pharnabazus.
But by a diplomatic finesse, the terms of the treaty imply that this is not all the territory which the king is entitled to claim, though nothing is covenanted as to any remainder.
The brethren unitedly covenanted and prayed, hoping that they might have power with the heavens to stay the ravages of the plague; but to no purpose; for while they were engaged in prayer Elder Wilcox died.
Finally, it was covenanted that those who refused to sign the League should be held up to public scorn and indignation by the publication of their names.
This agreement covenanted for the delivery of * Gordon, ii.
The hired servant bargains only for a time, and then may leave him; the subject cannot give up his covenanted allegiance, at that rate and for these reasons as the servant may his service; a tyrant will make nor keep no such bargain.
There is never to be mair blood shed on account of the covenanted reformation in Scotland.
The Commonwealth passed away, and Scotland had once more its Covenanted King.
A "Covenanted King" it was impossible to hope for, nor is there evidence that they desired to repeat the experiment.
But I must not preach sedition to a Covenanted member of the Service!
But seeing he's among the 'Covenanted Ones' he'll be worth curing of this mad freak.
Upon Philiphaugh he lost, in one defeat, the fruit of six splendid victories: nor was he again able effectually to make head, in Scotland, against the covenanted cause.
Three hundred and fifty ministers, ejected from their churches and livings, wandered through the mountains, sowing the seeds of covenanted doctrine, while multitudes of fanatical followers pursued them, to reap the forbidden crop.
There, under cover of the dark, I covenanted with a fisherman to set me across the Channel, I feigning to be a deserter who was fleeing from the English army, for fear of the Maid.
That might well have been, sir, but what we had covenanted to tell you this day we have told unwittingly, methinks, already.
Those who have received this Priesthood have covenanted with God the Father, and He with them.
The Lord has personally appeared to some men, and covenantedwith them as He did with Abraham (see Gen.
Alma the first preached baptism as indispensable to salvation, calling upon the people to witness unto the Lord by their observance of this principle, that they covenanted to keep His commandments.
In the new dispensation of the Messiah whom he preached, that special covenanted presence would be found everywhere.
But they did not reject the right and the duty of God's people to assemble themselves as a collective body for public worship, and to realize Christ's covenanted presence.
He merely wished to teach that God's special and covenanted presence was not for the future to be limited to Jerusalem.
Soon after this the king led all his marine force to Chester; and there came to meet him six kings; and they all covenanted with him, that they would be his allies by sea and by land.
Lastly, I stated my desire that my church should have a non-covenanted membership.
They told her, she had Covenanted with the Devil for ten Years, six of them were gone, and four more to come.
Let Satan be shortly bruised under our Feet, and Let the Covenanted Vassals of Satan, which have Traiterously brought him in upon us, be Gloriously Conquered, by thy Powerful and Gracious Presence in the midst of us.
The brethren covenanted to that effect with uplifted hands, and the plague was stayed.
Much was said to the conference upon these important things; and the Saints covenanted before the Lord, that they would be strict to attend to our teaching.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "covenanted" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
