idolators造句

• The decadent idolators of Christ will be destroyed by the purity of our faith.
• Growing up Protestant in overwhelming Catholic Maryland, I was taught that Catholics were idolators.
• The past has an unusual kind of revenge against both its idolators and its transformers.
• Although viewed as idolators, the Saracens are depicted as not necessarily un-chivalrous.
• Idolators and UFOs and burning incense.
• Battuta also described its ruler as often making slave and booty raids on the Zanj idolators.
• (Allah is Of-Forgiving, Most Merciful, ) " Were revealed about the idolators.
• Muhammad had given Ibn Maslamah a sword, saying, " Fight the idolators with it when they fight.
• His initial exposure to boos from his former idolators at Comiskey Park hurt the Big Hurt a lot more than his foot did.
• He was among the 83 Makkans Muslims who migrated to Ethiopia from Mecca after undergoing harrowing feats of persecution by the Quraishi idolators.
• The correct opinion is that this Ayah is general in meaning and includes the idolators and all others who commit the types of crimes the Ayah mentioned.
• The poem ends on the promise of the day when people of faith rule, suggesting that people of faith are not currently ruling but idolators rule.
• It's part of my Idolators Anonymous 12-step program to kick the habit of living vicariously through glamorous people who don't know me from Adam Sandler.
• Meiri rejected all Talmudic laws that discriminate between the Jews and non-Jews, claiming that they only apply to the ancient idolators, who had no sense of morality.
• This was the major difference between him and his opponents and led him to declare Muslims outside of his group to be apostates ( takfir ) and idolators ( mushrikin ).
• Most of the October idolators are of this distinctly different subspecies from the true fan, the highly emotive, coarse-talking enthusiast who ingests the sport on a daily basis.
• Now in victory, they exchanged a sort of hug, awkward because of their respective positions, and Venus resisted the efforts of some idolators to hoist her up with Richard.
• The spectacle of these fresh, cheeky, sharp, young entertainers in opposition to the shiny-eyed teenage idolators is as good as a rejuvenating drug for the jaded adult.
• Bingham has outlasted Ali's first three wives, not to mention the scads of groupies, idolators and friends of friends of friends who suddenly stopped coming around when the champ suffered a reversal of fortune.
• He first met Muhammad and Abu Bakr while watching his flocks, when they were " fleeing from the idolators . " They asked him for milk, but Abdullah said he could not steal from his employer.