Do they believe they shall obtain the remission of these sins they are not purging themselves from?
Either it makes not much to the present business, or else it strikes against the law of God itself, that commanded such strict purging of the camp.
Have they not an occasion given them to persecute all the godly, and vent their long harboured malice against these who have been most zealous for reformation and purging of the land?
Faith purifying the heart, purging the conscience, and working by love, is the end of the commandment.
Is not the Lord now performing the promise of purging out the rebels from among us and them that transgress?
The rule of modelling armies and purging the camp is most comprehensive, Deut.
There was no purging or vomiting, but she became paralyzed and entered a state of coma, dying fifteen minutes after ingestion.
Brunton has seen a case of violent vomiting and purging after the slightest bit of egg.
I had (in plain English) in less than six hours sixty stools, besides purging upwards; and had not we had a very skilful Dr.
If the flames of war arepurging it from such unrealities and abnormalities, the facts which lie at the heart of the world's faith are being saved, yet so as by fire.
Rejecting, and purging out, or putting away from the communion of the Church, wicked and incorrigible persons, is an ordinance of Christ.
The church of Scotland thus: Moreover we affirm, that the purging and conserving of religion is the first and most especial duty of kings, princes, governors, and magistrates.
It hardly affects the small intestine, but markedly stimulates the muscular coat of the large intestine, causing purging in about fifteen hours.
The glands are charged with the office of purging the blood of all morbid materials; and thus these substances pass out in the secretions; most particularly, as I have just said, in the secretion of urine.
But I believe that these solutions are equally absorbed, both heavy and weak, and that the purging or diuretic effect depends mainly on the quantity of the salt, as the kidneys will not eliminate beyond a certain amount of it.
Carpenter, that if a ligature be applied below the pylorus of an animal, and Sulphate of Magnesia then introduced into the stomach, purging is produced.
To suppose that medicines acting on the glands are only of use as revulsives, that they have no influence on the blood, and are never engaged in purging the system of peccant or morbid matter, is surely incorrect in theory.
By both kinds violent vomiting andpurging is apt to be produced, and succeeded by symptoms of collapse.
She felt her anger rising up once more, purging her feelings of helplessness.
Yet it was invigorating, purging all her misgivings over the struggle that lay ahead.
The last reference shows the terrible 'purging and letting blood,' to which the unfortunate Spaniards were exposed in the reign of Philip III.
We have frequent purging and, maybe, sickness and vomiting.
Purging Out the Old Leaven and the New Easter Festival of Christians.
So he has given us his Word and his Spirit to aid us in purging out the remaining old leaven, and in holding to our newly-begun purity instead of lapsing from it.
Much of the old leaven still remains, but it will be forgiven, not be imputed to us, if only we continue in faith and are occupied with purging out that remaining impurity.
Note, one thing the text teaches: Even the saints have weakness, uncleanness and sin yet to be purged out, but it is not imputed unto them because they are in Christ and occupied in purging out the old leaven.
He enjoins purging out the old leaven, assigning as reason the fact: Ye are a new and unleavened lump.
New hay is difficult to digest, produces much salivation (slobbering), and occasional purging and irritation of the skin.
Attention must be paid to the condition of the bowels; they should be soft, but purging is to be avoided.
Should the purging continue, however, it is best treated by giving demulcent drinks--linseed tea and oatmeal or wheat-flour gruel.
Stimulating enemas, as glycerin, should be administered after those already mentioned have emptied the last bowel, with the purpose of still further increasing the natural motion of the intestines and aiding the purging medicine.
After purging the animal the treatment is mostly symptomatic.
Imitation of the masters, or of some one chosen master, and the constant purging of language by a severe criticism, have their uses, not to be belittled; they have also their dangers.
It is Hugh Capet whom Dante, following a legend of his time, calls the son of a butcher of Paris, and whom he hears among the weeping souls cleaving to the dust and purging their avarice in the fifth cornice of Purgatory.
He was an itinerant regal justiciary, destroying the nests of brigands, purging the land with fire and sword from tyranny and oppression.
A little while ago I had sighed for death and exulted in the chance of expiation and of purging myself of the foulness of sin.
I noted the direction of the sound, and I determined to be guided by it, and to cast myself at the feet of that holy man, to implore of him who could heal bodies the miracle of my soul's healing and my mind's purging from its torment.
Next to this we come to nirjarâ or the purging off of the karmas or rather their destruction.
This process of purging off the karmas is called nirjarâ.
Others do doubt whether the honny be a sweat from heauen, or a certaine spittle of the starres, or a iuyce of the aire purging it selfe.
Cotton Mather himself, come all the way from Boston to assist in purging Salem of witches.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "purging" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
