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Human law must ---- many things that human administration of law can not absolutely ----; is not this true also of the divine government? * * * * * PROMOTE (page 291). QUESTIONS. 1. What is it to _promote_? 2. To what does _promote_ apply? To persons or things, and in what way? EXAMPLES. The outlawed pirate of one year was ---- the next to be a governor and his country's representative. The imperial ensign, which full high ----ed, Shone like a meteor streaming in the wind. * * * * * PROPITIATION (page 291). QUESTIONS. 1. What did _atonement_ originally denote? What is its present theological and popular sense? 2. What does _expiation_ signify? _propitiation_? _satisfaction_? EXAMPLES. ---- has respect to the bearing which satisfaction has upon sin or the sinner. ---- has respect to the effect of satisfaction in removing the judicial displeasure of God. When a man has been guilty of any sin or folly, I think the best ---- he can make is to warn others not to fall into the like. Redemption implies the complete deliverance from the penalty, power, and all the consequences of sin; ---- is used in the sense of the sacrificial work, whereby the redemption from the condemning power of the law was insured. * * * * * PROPOSAL (page 291). QUESTIONS. 1. What does an _offer_ or _proposal_ do? 2. What does a _proposition_ set forth? 3. For what is the _proposition_ designed? the _proposal_? 4. In what way does _proposition_ come to have nearly the sense of _proposal_ in certain uses? 5. What is a _bid_? 6. What does an _overture_ accomplish? In what special application is the word commonly used? EXAMPLES. Garrison emphatically declared, "I can not listen to any ---- for a gradual abolition of wickedness." The theme in confirmation must always admit of being expressed in a logical ----, with subject, predicate, and copula. * * * * * PROPOSE (page 292). QUESTIONS. 1. How does _propose_ in its most frequent use differ from _purpose_? 2. How is _propose_ used so as to be nearly equivalent to _purpose_? What important difference appears in this latter use? EXAMPLES. I know, indeed, the evil of that I ----, but my inclination gets the better of my
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