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To colour a meerschaum was the ambition of smokers, swearing was considered neither low nor vulgar, and snuffing was fashionable.
FIFTY YEARS OF RAILWAY LIFE IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND IRELANDJOSEPH TATLOWSwearing, as I have said, was not considered low or vulgar or unbecoming a gentleman.
FIFTY YEARS OF RAILWAY LIFE IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND IRELANDJOSEPH TATLOWThe swearing of an oath always brings under obligation to God, and therefore always includes the making of a vow.
THE ORDINANCE OF COVENANTINGJOHN CUNNINGHAMOne of the things, therefore, denoted by the offering of seven sacrifices was the swearing of it.
THE ORDINANCE OF COVENANTINGJOHN CUNNINGHAMThe vow cannot be mistaken for anything else; and the swearing of the oath is marked by a character of its own.
THE ORDINANCE OF COVENANTINGJOHN CUNNINGHAMNow, that in vowing and swearing to God in both capacities they serve him, appears from various considerations.
THE ORDINANCE OF COVENANTINGJOHN CUNNINGHAMThe fact that vowing and swearing to God are a part of his service is manifest, as we have seen from sundry passages of Scripture.
THE ORDINANCE OF COVENANTINGJOHN CUNNINGHAMThe duty of swearing the oath has not been abrogated, and therefore that of Covenanting is of perpetual obligation.
THE ORDINANCE OF COVENANTINGJOHN CUNNINGHAMAmong the observances engaged to by Israel at Sinai, were those of vowing and swearing.
THE ORDINANCE OF COVENANTINGJOHN CUNNINGHAMAnd vowing to Him in an individual capacity, will not be accepted for vowing and swearing to Him in a public associate character.
THE ORDINANCE OF COVENANTINGJOHN CUNNINGHAMWORDS RELATED TO SWEARING
- anathema
- ban
- bane
- blasphemy
- commination
- cursing
- cuss word
- cussing
- damning
- denunciation
- dirty name
- dirty word
- double whammy
- execration
- expletive
- four-letter word
- fulmination
- imprecation
- malediction
- malison
- naughty words
- no-no
- oath
- objuration
- obloquy
- obscenity
- profanation
- profanity
- sacrilege
- swear word
- swearing
- vilification
- whammy
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