These he useth in his hand, as the giant useth his club; he, as it were, drives all before him with it.
I have observed that God lays this, that he useth to comfort his people in a time of sufferings, as an aggravation of sin upon them that did use to shuck49 and shrink under sufferings.
He knows no God, but makes an idol of Nature, and useth reason but to the ruin of sense.
Which words, I conceive, he only useth as baits, to make the appetite of the reader more eager in his next week's pursuit fora more satisfying labour.
For every one that useth milk is unskilful in the word of righteousness: for he is a babe.
The tongue of the wise useth knowledge aright: but the mouth of fools poureth out foolishness.
There shall not be found among you any one that maketh his son or his daughter to pass through the fire, or that useth divination, or an observer of times, or an enchanter, or a witch.
The poor useth intreaties; but the rich answereth roughly.
Behold, every one that useth proverbs shall use this proverb against thee, saying, As is the mother, so is her daughter.
To weary of the means and ordinances whereby he useth to convey knowledge into the soul.
He worketh not in man as if he were a block or a stone, but useth him as a rational creature, endued with a rational soul, having useful and necessary faculties, and a body fired by organs to be subservient to the soul in its actions.
Nor will they believe his threatenings, wherewith he useth to alarm souls, and to urge them forward to their duty.
Shew what are the ingredients in this case, or what usethto concur in this distemper.
And I say again, when they have laughed out their laugh, he that useth not good conscience to God and charity to his neighbour in buying and selling, dwells next door to an infidel, and is near of kin to Mr. Badman.
The serpent, Adam knew, was subtle, therefore Satan useth him, thereby to catch this goodly creature, man.
Why, God's armour makes a man's face look thus, also it makes him that useth it more lively and active than before.
For every one that useth milk is unskilful in the word of righteousness, for he is a babe.
He is given to oppression and cruelty, therefore he usethsuch wicked things in his calling.
An old proverb there said is, in English, That bird or fowl, soothly, is dishonest What that he be, and holden full churlish That useth to defoulen his own nest.
Every one that useth milk is unskilful in the word of righteousness: for he is a babe.
Prize that which is best in the universe; and this is that which useth everything and ordereth everything.
When love begins to sicken and decay, It useth an enforced ceremony.
That he was a German appears by his notes page 35, where he useth these words, Dulcissima nostra Germania, etc.
We will put that in His own will, as the frank buyer, who cometh near to what the seller seeketh, useth at last to refer the difference to his own will, and so cutteth off the course of mutual prigging.
For such prayers are meditations set down in paper and ink, and cannot be his heart-meditations who useth them.
I think it should be amongst our many requests to Him "in whom all the building useth to be fitly framed together in love;" yea, the obtaining of this request were a great advantage to the poor kirk.
It may be that we may see Him sow and send down maledictions and vengeances as thick as drops of rain or hail upon His enemies; for our Lord oweth them a black day, and He useth duly to pay His debts.
Sir, said the knight, whether usethhe to fight on horseback or on foot?
And so who that usethparamours shall be unhappy, and all thing is unhappy that is about them.
Truly, said Beaumains, he may well be a good knight, but he useth shameful customs, and it is marvel that he endureth so long that none of the noble knights of my lord Arthur's have not dealt with him.
The Lord useth his flail of tribulation to separate the chaff from the wheat.
There are two things among many that Satan useth to roar out after them that are coming to Jesus Christ.
The people are greatly delighted with allegories and similitudes, and therefore Christ oftentimes useth them; for they are, as it were, certain pictures which set forth things as if they were painted before our eyes.
Why her Majesty useth me thus strangely, I know not," he observed.
Thus he redeems his appetite with extraordinary charge to his purse, is seldom pleased with any meal, whilst a trivial stomach useth all with delight and is never offended.
As he that useth an upright shoe, may correct the obliquity, or crookedness, by wearing it on the other side; we may overcome passions if we will.
Every man usethto impute his faults to something beside himself.
Men’s souls cleave to outward accommodations; therefore the Lord useth to part us and our idol, that we may take hold of him the faster.
And by this he useth to distinguish himself from idols and the vanities of the nations, that he is that self being who gave all things a being, who made the heavens and the earth.
And therefore the Lord useth to go to law with his people.
Especially in the punishing of men, heuseth not to afflict men for his pleasure, as tyrants use to destroy their people.
Believe me, it is a serious business, a soul-work, such an exercise of spirit as useth to be when the soul is between despair and hope.
When the Lord would pierce the hearts of his people, and engrave a challenge with the point of a diamond, he useth this as his pen,—“Have I been a wilderness unto Israel?
I am sure, many of us useth this excuse, who are so cold in it, that we do not warm ourselves.
But I add, there is no true confession but it is particular: the Spirit useth not to bewilder men’s spirits in a general notion only, and a wide field of unknown sins.
Lord useth not to walk according to his own absoluteness,—he hath another ordinary rule whereby he worketh, a rule of justice and equity.
For the mind when it is wary and cautelous, and by way of diligent circumspection turneth herself many ways, may then as well be said to go straight on to the object, as when it useth no such circumspection.
No man useth to be weary of that which is beneficial unto him.
These he useth in his hand as the giant useth his club; he, as it were, drives all before him with it.
Why, God's armor makes a man's face look thus; also it makes him that useth it more lively and active than before.
Bot he that is a governour Of worldes good, if he be wys, Withinne his herte he set no pris 1130 Of al the world, and yit he useth The good, that he nothing refuseth, As he which lord is of the thinges.
Mi Sone, thou schalt understonde, In love and othre thinges alle If that Surquiderie falle, It may to him noght wel betide Which useththilke vice of Pride, Which torneth wisdom to wenynge And Sothfastnesse into lesynge Thurgh fol ymaginacion.
Most sects among christians are possessed with a tang of envy and uncharitableness against dissenters, which useth to break forth in their preaching and praying: and yet it is lawful to join with such.
He thatuseth a Scripture form of matter, method, or words, useth his own abilities no more, than if he used a form out of another book.
Sidenote: Every sect of erring christians accordingly useth to err in worship, and have some badge and symbol of their sect and error.
He thatuseth a form useth his own abilities also (not only perhaps at other times, but) in the use of it.
The New Testament useth all the Greek names which we translate, priests, sacrifice, and altars, therefore we may use the same in Greek; and our translation and English names are not intolerable.
He that useth them in design to bring in the popish transubstantiation and real sacrifice of the mass, doth heinously sin in such a design and use.
Names are at men's disposal much; but I confess I had rather the name had been used no otherwise, or for no other societies, than Scripture useth it.
He useth his understanding to discern the true sense and aptitude of the words which he useth: he useth his holy desires in putting up those prayers to God; and his other graces, as he doth in other prayers.
He useth his utterance in the apt and decent speaking of them.
That he that is culpably ignorant is more obliged by his vow or contract while he useth all the outward form, than he that is inculpably ignorant.
If God useth this as an argument to excite to duty, it must be a proper argument.
Let nature work the same effect to–day, for our good, which she useth upon so many other occasions to do for our hurt.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "useth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
