persecutor|persecutors in English

noun

['per·se·cu·tor || 'pɜrsɪkjuːtə(r) /'pɜːp-]

oppressor, harasser; enemy, foe

Use "persecutor|persecutors" in a sentence

1. Some persecutors later become Witnesses

2. The Persecutor Sees a Great Light

3. A Vicious Persecutor Becomes a Zealous Witness

4. The vicious persecutor Saul becomes a zealous minister

5. (Acts 12:4, 5) Persecutors often resorted to physical violence.

6. 1 Timothy 1:13 although I was before a Blasphemer, a persecutor, and insolent

7. The persecutor was confronted with what he had dismissed as absurd.

8. In the waiting arms of the Almighty, this man finds shelter from hounding persecutors.

9. Depart, seducer, full of lies and cunning, foe of virtue, persecutor of the innocent.

10. Saul’s encounter on the road to Damascus halted the persecutor in his tracks.

11. 12 Why did the onetime persecutor Saul embrace the faith of his victims?

12. “I was a blasphemer and a persecutor and an insolent man,” Saul later acknowledged.

13. When Paul went to Beroea, these persecutors followed him there in order to stir up more trouble.

14. It is because their attitude of bitterness toward Jehovah’s servants today is like that of Jesus’ persecutors.

15. Governments have taken on the role of active persecutors, or they have allowed lawless elements to run wild with impunity.

16. We have seen our aged fathers who fought in the Revolution, and our innocent children, alike slaughtered by our persecutors.

17. For example, persecutors may subject us to physical abuse in an effort to make us renounce our faith.

18. BY HIS own admission, he used to be “a blasphemer and a persecutor and an insolent man.”

19. Once she lifted her bangs and showed me a deep scar, the result of being struck by a persecutor.

20. This fortifies us to be loyal to God even if threatened with death at the hands of violent persecutors.

21. ABSTRACT Persecutor Alters in Dissociative Identity Disorder are uniformly described in behavioral terms as belligerent, abusive, and violent

22. (Acts 9:1, 2) He later acknowledged that he had been “a blasphemer and a persecutor and an insolent man.”

23. 25 Most rulers and a few city councils did a little to protect Jews; Pope Clement threatened to excommunicate their persecutors.

24. 27 Who was before a blasphemer, and a persecutor, and injurious : but I obtained mercy, because I did it ignorantly in unbelief.

25. (Ac 2:1-18) Later, other believers, including the former persecutor Saul (Paul), received the holy spirit and were empowered with miraculous gifts.