exhortation

There is no proof that they gave heed to the exhortation to repent, and the candle-stick has long since been taken away.

Insensibility soon followed this exhortation, and he was carried home, but recovered ultimately.

After the eating was finished the chief again gave an exhortation, which finished the ceremony.

The priest is standing in front of the altar, and is intoning the Exhortation devoutly.

If Grandfather only knew, he wouldn't think he needed any exhortation to avoid uxoriousness.

Synesius, have you a church wherein I can perform the evening service, and give a word of exhortation to these my children?'

Not contented with a single caution, he doubles his exhortation.

But now another, also a soft, sweet voice, is heard in exhortation.

After this the presiding elder might ask if any one present had a word of exhortation to deliver.

Till I come, attend unto reading, to exhortation and to doctrine.