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Definition of Creaturehood
1. [n -S]
Lexicographical Neighbors of Creaturehood
Literary usage of Creaturehood
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Freedom and Authority in Religion by Edgar Young Mullins (1913)
"The choice of sin is the expression of mere creaturehood as distinguished from
sonship. Yet sons retain their creaturehood. creaturehood rests on the legal, ..."
2. Light and truth: or, Bible thoughts and themes by Horatius Bonar (1870)
"His possession of the human nature is that which links Him to creaturehood.
Of universal creation, as represented in and by humanity, He has become the Lord ..."
3. The Christian Faith Personally Given in a System of Doctrine by Olin Alfred Curtis (1905)
"Their rejection of all creaturehood in Christ was not only a ... The very idea
of creaturehood itself is at last a metaphysical idea. ..."
4. Freedom and Authority in Religion by Edgar Young Mullins (1913)
"The choice of sin is the expression of mere creaturehood as distinguished from
sonship. Yet sons retain their creaturehood. creaturehood rests on the legal, ..."
5. Light and truth: or, Bible thoughts and themes by Horatius Bonar (1870)
"His possession of the human nature is that which links Him to creaturehood.
Of universal creation, as represented in and by humanity, He has become the Lord ..."
6. The Christian Faith Personally Given in a System of Doctrine by Olin Alfred Curtis (1905)
"Their rejection of all creaturehood in Christ was not only a ... The very idea
of creaturehood itself is at last a metaphysical idea. ..."
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