Judgments on impiety, scoffers at God s threatenings, those who corrupt the notions of good and ill, strong drinkers, and unjust judges, Isaiah 5 : 18-23.
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"Dinking and dunking, " that's how the scoffers described the Walsh offensive system, as if using your brains on a football field is some kind of crime.
43.
The nine other miracles listed deal with the maintenance rather than creation of icons, which resist or repair the attacks of assorted pagans, Arabs, Persians, scoffers, madmen, iconoclasts and Jews.
44.
One may be a doubter, scoffer or critic, but ultimately, it is difficult to dismiss as ridiculous or irrelevant a tradition that includes many of the greatest minds and bravest heroes in western history.
45.
Ignoring scoffers, project leader Marc Ellis is exploring a variety of schemes to get the job done, including playing around with gravity, warping space and using the colossal energies of the void itself for propulsion.
46.
The business interests and environmental scoffers who have disliked ANWR from the start will keep pushing for wider access _ joined now by the unions, lately smitten with the idea that tearing into the refuge will produce more jobs.
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Bonn, a small, Rhine River city so provincial that scoffers call it a village, was a natural choice for a postwar Germany eager to present itself as a benign, cooperative partner to the rest of Europe.
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In 1741, Ames satirized critics of Whitefield in " To the Scoffers at Mr . Whitefield's Preaching . " Four years later, Whitefield came to Ames'hometown of Dedham to give one of his sermons.
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But there are extensive and important tracts in the territory of the Scoffer, the Pantheist, the Quietist, Formalist, Dogmatist, Sensualist, and the rest, which are openly and solemnly Tabooed . . . ."
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While they wait for the new Emperor to return from his education, Whimbrel notices through his telescope, activity approaching from the East-a railway line is being built from the far off'City of Scoffers '.
