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Adventists hold to the belief that sin is wilful transgression of God's law.

The says he will send an Angel before the Israelites, and warns them to obey the Angel's voice, and that the Angel "will not pardon transgressions" because the 's "name is in him".

The play is interested in the humor of transgression – five out of seven speaking roles are comic villains, making Mankind the lightest and most colloquial of the Macro plays.

They base their belief on scripture such as "Whosoever committeth sin transgresseth also the law: for sin is the transgression of the law.

to grant our souls forgiveness of transgressions.

They do the same to highlight groups or individuals who need to be called out for their abuses and transgressions, tyrants, which thwart the pursuance of liberty for all.

Adultery was normally considered a private matter for families to deal with, not a serious criminal offense requiring the attention of the courts, though there were some cases when adultery and sexual transgressions by women had been brought to the aediles for judgment.

The construction of Blue Stream was accompanied by environmentalist protests; but these had no significant effect, since the official environmental impact assessment found no transgressions.

An entry without permission is a transgression and entails some sort of natural retribution.

During the middle Coniacian a shorter, second order cycle, caused a temporary rise of the sea level (and global transgressions) on top of the longer first order trend.

Kin and neighbors could share blame for an offender's guilt: whole families and villages could be flogged or put to death for one member's transgression.

Traditionally, Adventists look at sin in terms of willful transgressions.

It is viewed by many that an aveira is the opposite of a mitzvah (commandment, often viewed as a good deed), but all aveirot are actually the transgressions of one of the 365 "negative commandments".

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He struggled to keep up the size of his army—which Sven Rubenson points out was his only "instrument of power"—but by mid-1867 defections from his army had reduced its size to 10,000 men.

The bridge was used as the location for the defection of Karla to George Smiley and British intelligence in the book and mini series,.

This was a notable defection that foreshadowed the collapse of the open-shop movement in Minneapolis.

Christian III's conquest of both Jutland and Funen and the defection of Scania meant the breakdown of Christopher's position and he was besieged in Copenhagen 1535–36 together with his rival Albrecht until their capitulation.

After the fall of Eumenes (316 BC) Phoenix appears to have entered the service of Antigonus, but in 310 BC he was persuaded by Ptolemy (the nephew and general of Antigonus), to whom he was attached by the closest friendship, to join the latter in his defection from Antigonus.

The salary cap of '5000 per club caused a situation where Bruce Stuart of Ottawa threatened a mass defection to a new league.

Before his defection, Fernández claims that one of his key tasks was to spy on wealthy visitors to the island, including film stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Jack Nicholson.

As a result of his defection, S.

Commander Data, although relieved to see Picard and Riker alive, points out that Riker is guilty of defection and that Picard is still, technically, dead, so Picard jokingly suggests to Data to throw Riker in the brig while he goes and gets some much needed rest.

When German troops who had stormed into the town to prevent the defection became enraged by the ships' escape, "they rounded up and summarily shot several Italian captains who, unable to get their vessels under way, had scuttled them".

NB: Party affiliation changes regularly as a result of the state of defections in Nigeria's political party system.

Burgess's last years were damped by the defection from his flock and by sickness.