Where shall a daysman be found to lay his hands on both, and advocate the desperate-like cause of sinners?
He hath appointed Christ the meeting place with sinners, the Daysmanto lay his hand on both, and therefore he is God to lay his hand on God, and man to lay his hand on man, and bring both into a peaceable and amiable conjunction.
Such an one Job had, but he had almost at this time forgot it; as he seems to intimate also where he wisheth for a daysman that might lay his hand upon them both (Job 9:33).
This daysman can lay his hand upon us both, and bring God and man together in peace (Job 9:33).
There is no daysman between us That might lay his hand upon us both.
Neither is there any daysman [arbiter] between us, that might lay his hand on both of us.
Here we have in a word the deepest want of humanity: a daysman between the infinite God and finite man; a Mediator who should lay his hand on both of them!
Neither is there any daysman that might lay his hand on both of us.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "daysman" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
