The Hebrew word later came to mean what we now understand by proselyte, a term which appears in the sense of convert to Judaism in the New Testament (Matt. [Please select]
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But he is a son of Mizraim, and not even a proselyte. [Please select]
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The more artful Balfour then dismissed the impatient preacher, and returned to his proselyte. [Please select]
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I have given some details as to Stewart's suffering under an English proselyte of Kant in my _Studies of a Biographer_. [Please select]
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For the present, it is enough to say that Mill first became Bentham's proselyte about 1808. [Please select]
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Perhaps none of the secondary causes which Gibbon has assigned for the rapidity with which Christianity spread over the world, while Judaism scarcely ever acquired a proselyte, operated more powerfully than this feeling. [Please select]
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With the fiery zeal of the pioneer of a religious movement he preached in season and out of season his new faith, and proselyted with success even among those who scoffed. [Please select]
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