7 adverbs to describe how to intercede

Suffer one who is Thy servant, though a grievous sinner, to intercede for her afore she commits the sin that cannot be forgiven; to pluck her as a brand from the burning" By this, the women and a loafing man or two had clustered round, and Colliver's coal-cart had rattled up and come to a standstill.

"My Lord will keep me," she said; "my soul is safe in His heart as a little bird in its nest; but while I love Him, I cannot help loving everybody whom He loves, even His enemies: and, father, my heart prays within me for this poor sinner, whether I will or no; something within me continually intercedes for him.

She had eloquently interceded for the recall of both from their exile; and, now that the course of events had restored them to their home, both ladies came to the queen to thank her for her kindness and generosity.

When at last Jehovah had determined to destroy the city because of its wickedness, Abraham persistently interceded that it be spared.

The men eagerly welcomed these scouting expeditions, and when an especially dangerous one to Bogue Sound was planned, and Company F, eager to be selected, Captain Conwell personally interceded with the Colonel that his men might be given the task.

Peter did all in his power to console his visitor, and even privately interceded with the Pope, remembering only Abélard's greatness and his misfortunes.

And Abraham reverently intercedes with God: "Oh! let not the Lord be angry, and I will speak."Gen., xviii, 30.

7 adverbs to describe how to  intercede  - Adverbs for  intercede