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religious texts considered to be "especially authoritative",
revered and "
holy writ", "sacred, canonical", or of "supreme authority,
special status" to a...
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virtues are not made
known to us, save by
Divine revelation,
contained in
Holy Writ". The
first mention in
Christian literature of the
three theological virtues...
- by them, this
treatise was composed,
according to the
precepts of the
Holy Writ, for the
benefit of the world, by Vatsyayana,
while leading the life of...
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substance of
Bread and Wine) in the
Supper of the Lord,
cannot be
proved by
holy Writ; but is
repugnant to the
plain words of Scripture,
overthroweth the nature...
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anthology of
human authors'
beliefs and
feelings about God
rather than the
Holy Writ and that
multiple interpretations of the
Scriptures are acceptable. Liberal...
- Testament. New York:
Robert Appleton Company. Tavard,
George H. (1959).
Holy Writ or
Holy Church. London:
Burns & Oates. pp. 16–17.
Canons and
Decrees of the...
- Look up
writ in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
writ is a
legal do****ent.
Writ may also
refer to:
Writ of election, a
writ issued by a
state ordering...
- from the
Works of Shakespeare,
compared with
Sacred P****ages
drawn from
Holy Writ n.p., 1859. Jaeger,
Ronald W. "A
Biblical Allusion in Shakespeare's Sonnet...
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substance of
Bread and Wine) in the
supper of the Lord,
cannot be
proved by
Holy Writ; but is
repugnant to the
plain words of scripture,
overthroweth the nature...
- and many
other sins, and
despise and stop
holy writ, as much as they can, yet the
commoners cry
after holy writ, to know it, and keep it, with
great cost...
