Iniquities

` ` Yea, ye-a, '' said Josiah, reluctantly, ` ` because father Job is a very awful man to speak with; and being aged himself, he has but little charity for what he calls the iniquities of the flesh. '' ❋ Unknown (1851)

"Yea, ye-a," said Josiah, reluctantly, "because father Job is a very awful man to speak with; and being aged himself, he has but little charity for what he calls the iniquities of the flesh." ❋ Nathaniel Hawthorne (1834)

Does it not flow from the mouth of that great man into the mouths of all Christians: "Behold I was conceived in iniquities, and in sins my mother conceived me" [Psalms 50: 7]? ❋ Unknown (2005)

God executes judgment upon them when the measure of their iniquities is full, and does it, (1.) ❋ Unknown (1721)

The time fixed for this victory: In the day of his wrath, that is, the time appointed for it, when the measure of their iniquities is full and they are ripe for ruin. ❋ Unknown (1721)

She has provoked God, and shall be reckoned with for it when the measure of her iniquities is full. ❋ Unknown (1721)

The general, who with all his iniquities was a good-hearted chief, thought he was sick, and told him to stay at home and take care of himself. ❋ Various (N/A)

I, O Lord, I am the cause of these thy sorrows; my sins wrought thy shame, my iniquities are the occasion of thy injuries. ❋ D. 1631 (1842)

Benfield in his iniquities was the inducement to the two right honorable gentlemen to order this very soucar security to be given, and to recall ❋ Edmund Burke (1763)

Nor do they only thirst after blood, but with other iniquities are their fingers defiled (v. 3); they wrong people in their estates and make every thing their own that they can lay their hands on. ❋ Unknown (1721)

And again we hear the familiar refrain, "I believe that my iniquities are the cause of it." ❋ Of Siena Catherine (1363)

I once heard someone preach on this verse in Isaiah and say that the word "iniquities" referred to our proclivities; our tendencies and inclinations. ❋ Belinda (2008)

It was Partridge's belief that "many a fraud perpetrated in a line elevator" was added to the "iniquities" of the Inspector, in whose personal integrity he had every confidence. ❋ Hopkins Moorhouse (N/A)

Scarce had Baylor's applause of Slattery and his woman died away, scarce had it ceased to gloat over the "iniquities" of convent schools and priestly harems, scarce had it ceased chuckling over the crimes of "the Scarlet Woman," ere the police discovered that the duly ordained "ward of the Baptist church," who was being educated at Baylor University for missionary work among the heathen Catholics of Brazil, was in a dreadfully "delicate condition." ❋ Unknown (1905)

Their "iniquities" would then be their chief sorrow ( "pining away"), as feeling that these were the cause of their sufferings (compare Le 26: 39; La 3: 39). ❋ Unknown (1871)

Journals 1 restores the original text: "iniquities," as opposed to the Phelps-redacted "errors," a significant shift in tone. ❋ Unknown (2009)

". .your obsessive focus on the 'iniquities' and dangers of Islam in general and 'Arab Muslims' in particular over what is an abstract threat smacks of putting down smokescreens ..." ❋ Unknown (2009)

And the basin was filled every night she dined. [In the den] of [iniquity]. And my sorrow filled [reverie]. as used in the song Elizabeth by Aiden ❋ Trebor R. (2009)

"[Oh my], she's [stunning].. She's an [Inique]." ❋ E-x-haling (2013)

I divorce [iniquity] in this [mother fuckin'] bullshit life, as used in the [Mudvayne] song "severed" ❋ Nick Doherr (2005)

"[Oh my], she's [stunning].. She's an [Inique]." ❋ E-x-haling (2013)

yo, [joe], [lets go] to the den of iniquity and [get some bitches]! ❋ Yankeesown (2006)

The iniquity indenture made everyone be cited by the law at least one time in their life as told by [Jordan Thomas] Cooper to Coastal Carolina’s first student-athlete to play football and baseball [Darryl] Williams over [a decade ago]. ❋ Coop Dupe (2020)