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The rabbinic sages advised reproof as a means for the one who reproves to avoid holding a grudge and as a way to help the offender correct his behavior:

It does refer to the bloodshed caused by the tsar but alters the text from Filipp's assertion of his right to reprove the tsar as head of the Church to an assertion that he may do so as "father and teacher" of the tsar (Lobakova, 218).

Let us live a life that is pleasing unto God and learn to seek justice, reprove oppression, defend the fatherless, plead for the widow and do good.

For a week you learn how to tie an ascot, give stock tips, and reprove members of the service industry.

Advocating the need for symbolic gestures by Israel to subtly reprove the German nation, Sheleg said, "I am not saying that Israel should refuse to recognize Berlin as the reunited capital, but Barak didn't have to be the first leader to do so with a state visit - he could just as well have been the seventh or eighth to do so."

If, and only if, the leafless rose he sees, or thinks he sees, flowered a moment ago, this endangered heart flows with the river that flees the plain, and listens with eye raised to the slow revelation of cloud, hoping to approve himself, or to admonish the rose for slight transgressions of the past, this the ecstatic ethos, a logic that seems set to reprove his facility with unsettling delight.

Recto said she was supposed to speak after Sereno, but De Castro, who had testified in the House impeachment hearings against the Chief Justice, abruptly took the podium to reprove the Chief Justice.

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"But in football from our side of the fence, myself included, you have to reprove yourself.

In Leviticus, we are told not to bear grudges or take revenge but to reprove our fellow and tell them off.

'If your brother does something wrong, reprove him and if he is sorry, forgive him.' (Luke 17:v4) There is no excuse for hate.

She also would be often telling of me, what a godly man her father was, and how he would reprove and correct vice, both in his house, and amongst his neighbours; what a strict and holy lift he lived in his day, both in word and deed.'

While he pays homage to the different ways in which both Paine and Wollstonecraft are alert to the power and strategic fictions involved in Burke's aesthetic ideology, he repeatedly draws attention to what he calls `the curious way that Burke's most powerful ideological statements seem to propagate mirror images of the positions they are meant to exclude and reprove'.

The major network news readers and opinion-mongers reprove the syndicated "tabloid TV" programs, but it was Connie Chung of CBS, after all, who anchored the Evening News for two weeks from rinkside in suburban Portland, Oregon, in order to bond with Tonya Harding and keep her from defecting to the competition.

Santos-Recto said she was in fact supposed to be the next speaker after Sereno when De Castro, who had testified in the House impeachment hearings against the Chief Justice, abruptly approached the podium to reprove the latter's remarks.