Transgressions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRANSGRESSIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• TRANSGRESSION, an act of transgressing
• an act that goes against a law, rule, or code of conduct; an offence
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act, process, or instance of transgressing; as; infringement or violation of a law, command, or duty; the spread of the sea over land areas and the consequent unconformable deposit of sediments on older rocks

Words related to TRANSGRESSIONS

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How to use TRANSGRESSIONS in a sentence

• I am a man of many transgressions, but something assures me that Heaven will not deem this a fit occasion for calling them to remembrance.
• My praises began from a renewed view of Him whom I saw pierced for my transgressions.
• Thou knowest their transgressions, the plan of the wicked thou rejectest.
• He earnestly besought them to turn from these evil ways and accept pardon for their past transgressions and mercy through Christ.
• Thou, even thou, art he who blottest out transgressions as a cloud, and iniquity as a thick cloud.
• God has provided a sacrifice of sufficient value to atone for our most aggravated transgressions, and a righteousness answerable to the uttermost extent of his holy law.
• Let it be further borne in mind that these painful reactions are proportionate to the transgressions.
• He called on Professor Henley twice, intending to make a clean breast of his transgressions.
• Venial sins were transgressions which any sincere believer might commit, whilst mortal sins were such as were considered incompatible with the genuine profession of Christianity.
• And we may as well pardon a nation her transgressions, if we cannot keep away from her shores.
• No sinner is literally washed from his transgressions and guilt in the blood of the slaughtered Lamb.
• After that, he falleth in gross transgressions and breaches.
• I can now only regret the depredations I have committed, and wash away with my tears the stains of my transgressions.
• If too much food is taken at one meal, fast the next meal to give the system a chance to recover itself and to serve as a barrier against future transgressions of the same kind.
• The inhabitants of Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed by fire and brimstone for such transgressions.
• Their violations of law, particularly those of Charles, are, in some few instances, transgressions of a plain limit which was marked out to loyal authority.
• It was not, therefore, without some slight satisfaction that we were informed from the altar that the good friar meant to address us on our manifold transgressions.
• Have mercy upon me, O God, according to the multitude of thy tender mercies, blot out my transgressions.
• It may well be that the seemingly slight transgressions, like stealing small amounts, picking pockets and the like, show a really weaker nature than goes with a more heroic crime.
• As my transgressions had been numerous, my repentance must have been signalized by unusual sacrifices.
• Transgressions of Ideal and Eternal Law become sin.
• He said that every soul did at times have a consciousness of existence in another and older form, which was very dark from its transgressions.
• Least of all was it likely that it should be practised in the case of establishments, thus founded in expiation of the transgressions of wealthy and powerful sinners.
• He was wounded for our transgressions, and bruised for our iniquities, the chastisement of our peace was upon him.
• I prayed for the forgiveness of the transgressions of thy handmaid.
• After he had asked the Lord to pardon him for his transgressions, his simple faith took hold of the promises and he received a clear witness of his acceptance as a child of God.
• On the way the recollection of his many transgressions began to lie very heavily upon his heart.
• Why then was the law? It was set because of transgressions, until the seed should come to whom he made the promise, being ordained by angels in the hand of a mediator.
• If God forgets, the more reason for us to remember our transgressions.
• It is possible that, for the chastisement of our sins and transgressions, the rod of Providence may be still applied to us, may be still suspended over us.

Similar words containing GRESSION without suffix s and without prefix trans

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