scriptural

The scriptural reason, of course, is by far the most important.

He used some language which was more scriptural than religious.

She was, however, beginning to understand his Scriptural perspective on the issues.

The comparison of a teacher to a star is scriptural.

To put it scriptural, she needs another vineyard to work in.

They are much more commonly known than the scriptural sources.

If this position is scriptural, why has the church been so long in discovering it?

In fact, it continued the scriptural motif from the subject line.

This prompted a number of church groups to campaign for scriptural instruction in state schools.

The first major division dealt with Scriptural authority, among other issues.

He continued to publish scriptural works throughout his life, which were also popular in America.

"And there is absolutely no Scriptural basis for close communion."

Burton ruled his wife with a firm and scriptural hand.

A game which included two short scriptural phrases was considered offensive.

We believe it is important to uphold the scriptural practices of the early church.

Other scriptural passages seem to support it, as does much Christian theology.

The bigger and more frequent the waves, the less scriptural the culture.

A return to scriptural authority is the only answer.

HE noted that one could have also made a scriptural argument over slavery.

It is difficult to judge where they found a scriptural mandate for this judgment.

Second, she believed there was no scriptural reason to deny them a public ministry.

Sonnets 52-53 are not related to a scriptural source either.

He makes individual, scriptural objections rather than a sustained critique.

Her book was a mixture of geology and scriptural interpretation.

The paired numbers in the scriptural references could be line and letter.