Examples of 'lawgiver' in a sentence
Meaning of "lawgiver"
Lawgiver typically refers to a person or deity who has the authority to establish laws and rules
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- One who provides laws to a society.
- Any lawmaker.
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Lawgiver and as a peacemaker in disputes on the continent.
This implies an intelligent first cause as a lawgiver.
The lawgiver pronounced this whole area deadly.
He was also known as a great lawgiver and judge.
Moses the lawgiver and theologian.
They go beyond the power of the lawgiver.
Moses is the lawgiver and the guide towards freedom.
That would imply the existence of a lawgiver.
The lawgiver pistol is the standard sidearm used by judges.
Achieved is no less an undertaking than being a lawgiver.
I will make you lawgiver here.
There is one lawgiver that is able to save and to destroy.
And it is he who confers honour upon the lawgiver.
Orpheus was a lawgiver by theocratic commission.
To the lawyer he is the counselor and the lawgiver.
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Lawgiver for its territory.
This universal law requires a lawgiver.
Lawgiver and judge to a degree that no temporal authority can be.
Every law has a lawgiver.
And lawgiver to the nations.
In one he is said to have predicted the coming of a great lawgiver.
Moses is just another lawgiver in a long line of lawgivers in mythological history.
Moses became the lawgiver.
But this moral lawgiver is precisely who atheists are trying to disprove.
This law suggests a lawgiver.
The rod of the lawgiver had to strike the rock before the water came.
God alone is the lawgiver.
He is the lawgiver and judge Jam.
Moses was the great lawgiver.
Moses was the lawgiver for the tribes of Israel.
God becomes the lawgiver.
That Lawgiver must be a being of vast intelligence.
Creator and supreme lawgiver.
The Hebrew lawgiver admits this right in the language of his decision.
Hebrew prophet and lawgiver.
The Lawgiver will see you.
Moses is the great lawgiver.
Lawgiver the Creator of the heavens.
You can not have moral law without a moral lawgiver.
Ye see how wise a lawgiver Moses was.
Father of all supreme and absolute Lawgiver.
Sanskrit for the progenitor and lawgiver of the evolutions of God on earth.
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Objective universal moral laws require a Lawgiver capable of dictating behavior for everyone.
Jesus has now replaced Moses as lawgiver.
Jesus is placing Himself as a lawgiver equal to or above Moses.
These moral laws confirm the existence of a Lawgiver.
God is both Lawgiver and the Judge of all who break His laws.
He alone is the lawgiver.
The Lawgiver is also the Creator.
