Jesus
administers that mild rebuke, ' stop disbelieving and show yourself a believer ' , as the words could be translated.
The force of richard's
stinging rebuke
here is felt by the audience, most of whom will know its historical accuracy.
I felt his pain and did
not rebuke
him for the pain he gave my wife and children.
Rebuked the disciples
for turning away potential converts.
The resemblance not having been flattering, the artist was
sharply rebuked
by his patron.
Rebukeincident of jesus
rebuking the man
who called him good is a case in point.
Rebukehose days it was by no means unusual to hear the parson
publicly rebuking
offenders - even calling them by name.
The present earl spencer was to
deliver an astonishing rebuke
to the royal family at diana's funeral.
Little wonder that unions reacted with an immediate and
stern rebuke
in a letter from the office of brendan barber.
Rebuked the wind
and the raging of the water: and they ceased, and there was a calm.
And in the way only he can, he
gently rebuked
our lack of faith and began to open what we had closed.
Indeed, he gave vent to his feelings in such a vehement fashion that he
drew a sharp rebuke
from the chairman.
Paul writes verse 7: you are looking only on the surface of things. that is a
sharp rebuke.
The judges
strongly rebuked
the home secretary for ignoring britain's obligations under the geneva convention.
They were unsuccessful at trial, and on appeal, and
received a judicial rebuke.
Christ gave them a
gentle rebuke, saying, " where is your faith?
We were not allowed to ask - were
even rebuked
by some for asking - " what is god's truth?
And yet the monarch herself is in no position to
issue a rebuke.
I remember well that i received a
severe rebuke
from the captain for inattention to signals.
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