fellowman|fellowmen in English

noun

kindred human being, another perso

Use "fellowman|fellowmen" in a sentence

1. They would “not lift up sword” against their fellowman.

2. You must not desire . . . anything that belongs to your fellowman.”

3. I see you cheerfully donating your professional skills in service to your fellowmen.

4. He has the altruistic goal of equipping himself to help his fellowman.

5. Payment of tithing encourages us to be honest in our dealings with our fellowmen.

6. Fighting and killing are not effective ways to solve conflicts with one’s fellowman.

7. It is not our place to sit in judgment of our fellowman.

8. Integrity in paying our debts to the Lord will help us be honest with our fellowmen.

9. In the days of Jesus Christ, there were those who abused their power and oppressed their fellowmen.

10. Many came, despite the ridicule of their fellowmen.—2 Chronicles 30:1, 10, 11, 18.

11. 11:9: “By his mouth the one who is an Apostate brings his fellowman to ruin.” Isa

12. (Galatians 5:14) Similarly, Paul told Christians in Rome: “He that loves his fellowman has fulfilled the law. . . .

13. Our lives of service and sacrifice are the most appropriate expressions of our commitment to serve the Master and our fellowmen.

14. Do not fabricate against your fellowman anything bad, when he is dwelling in a sense of security with you.

15. In addition to showing consideration and love for their fellowmen, these former vandals have learned to “hate what is bad.”

16. “The one despising his own fellowman is sinning, but happy is he who is showing favor to the afflicted ones.” —PROVERBS 14:21.

17. (Ecclesiastes 8:9) Science and technology have not been able to change the tendency of man to want to dominate his fellowman.

18. ● “Do not fabricate against your fellowman anything bad, when he is dwelling in a sense of security with you.” —Proverbs 3:29.

19. Because of the divinely sent earthquake, turmoil spread among the Philistines, so that “the sword of each one [came] to be against his fellowman.”

20. (Proverbs 8:18) They include a peaceful relationship with God and our fellowman, a sense of well-being, and a measure of stability.

21. Continuing, Solomon says: “The one in want of heart has despised his own fellowman, but the man of broad discernment is one that keeps silent.

22. It states: “The one despising his own fellowman is sinning, but happy is he who is showing favor to the afflicted ones.” —Proverbs 14:21.

23. We become peacemakers in our homes and families, we help our fellowmen everywhere, and we reach out in merciful acts of kindness, forgiveness, grace, and long-suffering patience.

24. He had decided not to follow the beaten track but lead a life conducive to his own spiritual advancement and the uplift of his fellowmen .

25. Millions of lives have been callously snuffed out by violent people who pursued selfish goals without any regard for the well-being of their fellowman. —Ecclesiastes 8:9.