Examples of 'moses had' in a sentence
Meaning of "moses had"
This phrase is used to describe a possession or an experience that Moses had. It implies that Moses possessed or experienced something
How to use "moses had" in a sentence
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Moses had to dust this buggy off.
We know that Moses had a thankless task.
Moses had to adjust to his new circumstances.
Notice that Moses had to do two things.
Moses had exemplary faith and courage.
So the men did as Moses had told them.
Moses had never met this before.
It was not that Moses had a magical staff.
Moses had to spend forty years in the.
At this time Moses had grown to be a man.
Moses had the best possible education.
The point is that Moses had a staff.
Moses had been too long on the mountain.
That means that Moses had a time.
Moses had a heart for his people.
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It was one of the concerns that Moses had.
And then moses had it for a while.
People mourned as if Moses had died.
Moses had been resurrected and taken to heaven.
The spiritual condition Moses had finally come to.
Moses had helpers hold up his arms.
Quite properly Moses had interdicted such seances.
Moses had more than one wife.
He was present when Moses had received the law.
Moses had chastised them by calling them.
The first issue Moses had to settle was who he was.
Moses had sent a representative of each tribe.
The prophet Moses had long passed away.
Moses had those who preached him.
It was just as Moses had directed them.
Moses had already passed on the instructions.
Of course by then Moses had fled.
Moses had that opportunity in his lifetime.
This is the place to which Moses had come.
Moses had it all going for him.
So it is correct to say that Moses had a shining face.
Moses had to be stopped at any cost.
They could not undo what Moses had done.
Moses had to be determined to become an architect.
We have no indication that Moses had super strength.
Moses had no personal power to cause those plagues.
Some have speculated that Moses had a speech impediment.
Moses had a fall and broke his ankle.
The tabernacle which Moses had constructed in the wilderness.
Moses had been exposed to great goodness and light.
The same is true with what Moses had written.
Moses had every reason to be afraid.
They did not trust what Moses had told them.
Moses had seen this in prophecy.
This was after all that Moses had done for them.
