When time shall be, she settethup her wings on high: she scorneth the horse and his rider.
Who setteth up the humble on high, and comforteth with health those that mourn.
He setteth up his tail like a cedar, the sinews of his testicles are wrapped together.
They make Jeroboam king over ten tribes: he setteth up idolatry.
Armour is an apparel to clothe a man, and maketh him seemly and comely; settethforth his body, and maketh him strong and bold in battle.
Ye shall perceive very plain, that God setteth before our eyes in this similitude what we ought most to flee, and what we ought soonest to follow.
And as armour setteth forth a man's body, so this godly armour maketh us seemly in the sight of God, and acceptable in his wars.
How can I do aught but hate her, till death settethseal on life?
Thou little knowest how much God setteth by a heart.
Love setteth the mind on thinking, the tongue on speaking, the hands on working, the feet on going, and every faculty obeyeth its command.
The sun riseth and setteth in its season, and keepeth its diary and annual course, and misseth not a minute.
Not but that the largest stock must be accepted and used for God, when he trusteth us with it; for when he setteth us the hardest work, we may expect his greatest help.
Lastly, the devil setteth up something else in opposition to holy duty, to make it seem unnecessary.
It setteth them on studying all that can be said to defend their enemy, and put a deceitful gloss upon their cause.
Do you not see how it setteth the whole world on fire?
Upon the inquisitive, Allah, to whom the knowledge belongeth, setteth the mark of his displeasure with the two-edged sword of Death.
He dissembleth, I grant you indeed, and hideth what he is, and setteth forth the matter so, as though it were not he and his side, but the Zuenckfeldian heretics that so did speak.
The sun riseth and the earth is made glad, and it is day; and again hesetteth and it is night, and the whole earth is sorrowful.
But though our sun is gone down and we shall see him rise no more, yet shall we see a sun which setteth not for ever, and of whose gladness there is no end.
Now herein he setteth down a rule to begin harvest at the arise of the Pleiades; which in his time was in the beginning of May.
The hand of the Painter confidentlysetteth forth the Picture of Jephthah in the posture of Abraham, sacrificing his only daughter: Thus is it commonly received, and hath had the attest of many worthy Writers.
For as Hippocrates affirmeth, a man is hottest in the first day of his life, and coldest in the last: his natural heat setteth forth most vigorously at first, and declineth most sensibly at last.
Ortelius in the Map of the Turkish Empire, setteth down eight, in that of Egypt eleven; and Maginus in his Map of that Country hath observed the same number.
A foul tongue setteth on fire the course of nature; and therefore it may set a family on fire, James iii.
Nor from a man professedly ungodly, or that setteth himself to preach down godliness itself.
Sidenote: The earle setteth his men in order and appointeth cheefteins.
Sidenote: The lord Stanleie setteth the crowne on king Henries head.
He setteth kings on thrones, and dethroneth them at His pleasure: therefore take a word of advice; be thankful to Him who hath brought you through many wanderings to set you upon this throne.
Men may set on crowns, and they may throw them off again; but when God setteth them on, they will be fast.
I know no minister that setteth up king Charles, with prejudice to Christ's interest.
P: Hast thou seen him who maketh his desire his god, and Allah sendeth him astray purposely, and sealeth up his hearing and his heart, and setteth on his sight a covering?
Then, when He granteth him a boon from Him he forgetteth that for which he cried unto Him before, and settethup rivals to Allah that he may beguile (men) from his way.
Time is an able teacher of causes and qualities, but hesetteth little store by names and persons, or the mould and fashion of their deeds.
The vision hath spoken, and it setteth not forth idle tales.
So is the tongue set among our members, that it defileth the whole body, and setteth a fire all that we have of nature, and is itself set afire, even of hell.
But God setteth out his love that he hath to us, Seeing that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.
No man lighteth a candle, and covereth it under a vessel, neither putteth it under the table: but setteth it on a candlestick, that they that enter in, may see light.
And He setteth up an ensign to the Gentiles and assembleth the exiled of Israel, and gathereth together the dispersed of Judah from the four corners of the earth.
Because the text setteth down such a continued, entire, unbroken, and uninterrupted action, therefore Calvin gathereth out of the text that the apostles did both take and eat the sacramental bread whilst they were sitting.
And this he setteth down for one of these superstitions, quod dies a die discernitur, where also he condemneth both the observing of days to the honour of man as superstitious, and the observing of them for the honour of God as Judaical.
Tilen(284) setteth out the expediency of holidays, for imprinting in the minds of people the sense and knowledge of the benefits of redemption.
Now, this holy fear of God it taketh the heart and affections from sin, and setteth them upon the holy commandment.
The Holy Ghost by this scripture setteth forth to the life, free grace to the sons of men, while they themselves are sinners.
Wherefore Paul here setteth forth Christ clothed with our sins, and so taking from us the guilt and punishment.
But this is it, he setteth not his good deed against the judgment of God; he cometh not in his own good.
This also is plain from the Word, because it setteth covetousness and the fear of God in direct opposition.
He settethus in the way of his steps, that is, in that way to the throne by which grace and mercy is conveyed unto us.
Further he setteth forth how few are the men who can enter into the True Land of Purity.
When the people oppress one another, God settethover them a tyrannical Sultan and a despotic King.
Greetings a thousandfold I beg the sun to bear, What time he riseth up and setteth from the sky, To a beloved one, who puts the moon to shame, For loveliness, and doth the Indian cane outvie.
He setteth some, I say, to seek the pleasures of the flesh in eating, drinking, and other filthy delight.
In these two darknesses this devil who is called Business busily walketh about, and he carrieth about with him such foolish folk as will follow him and setteth them to work with many a manner of bumbling business.
He who setteth his delight on it, feedeth himself but with wind; be he never so full, he hath little substance therein.
But, as you see, he setteth the weeping time before, for that is the time of this wretched world, and the laughing time shall come after in heaven.
He who setteth by them for the world hath, as I have showed you, little profit by them to the body and great harm unto the soul.
And yet the man withdraweth no part of his foolish fancies, but falleth more fervently to them than before, and setteth his whole heart, like a fool, more upon them.
And some he setteth about incessant seeking for these worldly goods.
And of such busy folk whom this devil called Business, walking about in the darknesses, setteth to work with such business, our Saviour saith in the gospel, "He that walketh in darknesses knoweth not whither he goeth.
For surely whosoever setteth so little by it that he careth not to seek for it, it will I fear be long ere he come to it, and marvellous great grace if ever he come thither.
But God setteth out His love toward us, seeing that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.
Ah, Christie, we are all of us sore apt to make that blunder--to think that the work we set ourselves is the work God setteth us.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "setteth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
