Examples of 'fear the devil' in a sentence
Meaning of "fear the devil"
fear the devil: This phrase is used to express extreme fear or anxiety towards someone or something considered evil or dangerous
How to use "fear the devil" in a sentence
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fear the devil
You need not fear the devil.
I fear the devil on my shoulder.
We do not need to fear the devil though.
Right here this is their fortress are they devils the owners all fear the devil.
We are to fear the devil.
I want to stress that we do not have to fear the devil.
They should not fear the Devil either.
I fear the Devil lurks within the shadows of this tower with me.
And that is why we do not fear the devil.
I fear the Devil.
Only someone who commits a sin should fear the devil.
I do not fear the Devil.
Abbé Moligny comes to confess the rebel and tries to make him fear the devil.
But I fear those who fear the Devil more than the Devil himself.
As you see, these priests do not fear the devil.
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Should we fear the devil and his demons?
If you are a believer in Christ, you have no reason to fear the devil.
We must fear the Devil and glorify the Lord!
I never feared man, and I as little fear the devil and his imps.
I fear the devil may seek to bring them to ruin . ".
Many were afraid to seek God, for fear the devil might get them.
You fear the Devil is inside him?
So we don't need to fear the devil.
You fear the devil inside, but … you letting Charles Powell live.
Not at all . As you see, these priests do not fear the devil.
Why is it, people fear the devil more than they do God?
Where some say a strong presence ot the Lord is felt ♪ ♪ and people fear the devil ♪.
I do, but… I fear the devil on my shoulder.
He thinks to himself " if I had plenty of land, I should not fear the Devil himself!
So, too, we need not fear the devil.
Come on. As you see, these priests don't fear the devil.
