Definition of unscriptural in English:

unscriptural

adjectiveʌnˈskrɪptʃ(ə)r(ə)lˌənˈskrɪp(t)ʃ(ə)rəl

Not in accordance with the Bible.
sacraments deemed unscriptural by Luther
Example sentencesExamples
- It is anti-God, anti-Christ, satanic, and unscriptural.
- It is amazing how slowly unscriptural practices enter the Christian Church.
- There is a lot she is involved with that is unscriptural.
- That dogmatic definition seems to have struck him as unscriptural over definition, an intellectual exercise which had developed into a rigid system of control.
- I assume that the deity of Christ is denied within this Church, which causes me great concern and is clearly unscriptural.
- Larry, it only bothers me because it's unscriptural, and that which is contrary to the Scripture has to bother a Christian whose whole life and whose church and who's ministry and reason for existence is governed by the Scripture.
- For example, Armstrong's dogmatic view that the Israelites left Egypt the following night after the Passover meal, not the same night, was now deemed unscriptural.
- It would be unscriptural, however, to interpret poverty and abundance by the materialistic standards of contemporary Western civilisation.
- They refuse blood transfusions as unscriptural.
- His allegiance is drawn from his own church to the financing body, and that is unscriptural.
- The Thirty-Nine Articles condemned ‘the Romish doctrine concerning Purgatory, Pardons’ as unscriptural.
- It is unscriptural to think that salvation begins by Christ first coming into the sinful heart of a man.
- These dissenting Baptists, who began to organize separate churches in the 1830s and 40s, were consistent Calvinists who rejected denominational institutions, such as missionary organizations, as unscriptural.
- ‘No, it is absolutely unscriptural,’ he answered, ‘and for an outstanding ‘defender of the faith’ it is indeed a strange performance.’
- There are pests in the spiritual world, just as in horticulture - unscriptural ideas and attitudes that threaten to retard development.
- Many of our Evangelical traditions are unscriptural and destructive of our growth in Christ, as we have pointed out.
- He reconsecrated it to the Virgin Mary and resumed using the temple to pray for the dead, only now it was ‘Christianised ‘, as men added the unscriptural teaching of purgatory.
- The Puritan charges to which Hooker felt obliged to respond were at times quite specific, either contrary to Scripture or unscriptural.
- Not surprisingly, Protestant reformers later rejected that move as hopelessly unscriptural.
- Let us go back and reflect on the three Christian beliefs we are declaring to be unscriptural, and then proceed to the two primary dimensions of deliverance from sin.

Definition of unscriptural in US English:

unscriptural

adjectiveˌənˈskrip(t)SH(ə)rəlˌənˈskrɪp(t)ʃ(ə)rəl

Not in accordance with the Bible.
sacraments deemed unscriptural by Luther
Example sentencesExamples
- That dogmatic definition seems to have struck him as unscriptural over definition, an intellectual exercise which had developed into a rigid system of control.
- There are pests in the spiritual world, just as in horticulture - unscriptural ideas and attitudes that threaten to retard development.
- Not surprisingly, Protestant reformers later rejected that move as hopelessly unscriptural.
- For example, Armstrong's dogmatic view that the Israelites left Egypt the following night after the Passover meal, not the same night, was now deemed unscriptural.
- Let us go back and reflect on the three Christian beliefs we are declaring to be unscriptural, and then proceed to the two primary dimensions of deliverance from sin.
- I assume that the deity of Christ is denied within this Church, which causes me great concern and is clearly unscriptural.
- They refuse blood transfusions as unscriptural.
- There is a lot she is involved with that is unscriptural.
- His allegiance is drawn from his own church to the financing body, and that is unscriptural.
- ‘No, it is absolutely unscriptural,’ he answered, ‘and for an outstanding ‘defender of the faith’ it is indeed a strange performance.’
- It is anti-God, anti-Christ, satanic, and unscriptural.
- Many of our Evangelical traditions are unscriptural and destructive of our growth in Christ, as we have pointed out.
- These dissenting Baptists, who began to organize separate churches in the 1830s and 40s, were consistent Calvinists who rejected denominational institutions, such as missionary organizations, as unscriptural.
- It is unscriptural to think that salvation begins by Christ first coming into the sinful heart of a man.
- The Puritan charges to which Hooker felt obliged to respond were at times quite specific, either contrary to Scripture or unscriptural.
- It would be unscriptural, however, to interpret poverty and abundance by the materialistic standards of contemporary Western civilisation.
- Larry, it only bothers me because it's unscriptural, and that which is contrary to the Scripture has to bother a Christian whose whole life and whose church and who's ministry and reason for existence is governed by the Scripture.
- The Thirty-Nine Articles condemned ‘the Romish doctrine concerning Purgatory, Pardons’ as unscriptural.
- He reconsecrated it to the Virgin Mary and resumed using the temple to pray for the dead, only now it was ‘Christianised ‘, as men added the unscriptural teaching of purgatory.
- It is amazing how slowly unscriptural practices enter the Christian Church.

单词	unscriptural
释义	Definition of unscriptural in English: unscriptural adjectiveʌnˈskrɪptʃ(ə)r(ə)lˌənˈskrɪp(t)ʃ(ə)rəl Not in accordance with the Bible. sacraments deemed unscriptural by Luther Example sentencesExamples It is anti-God, anti-Christ, satanic, and unscriptural. It is amazing how slowly unscriptural practices enter the Christian Church. There is a lot she is involved with that is unscriptural. That dogmatic definition seems to have struck him as unscriptural over definition, an intellectual exercise which had developed into a rigid system of control. I assume that the deity of Christ is denied within this Church, which causes me great concern and is clearly unscriptural. Larry, it only bothers me because it's unscriptural, and that which is contrary to the Scripture has to bother a Christian whose whole life and whose church and who's ministry and reason for existence is governed by the Scripture. For example, Armstrong's dogmatic view that the Israelites left Egypt the following night after the Passover meal, not the same night, was now deemed unscriptural. It would be unscriptural, however, to interpret poverty and abundance by the materialistic standards of contemporary Western civilisation. They refuse blood transfusions as unscriptural. His allegiance is drawn from his own church to the financing body, and that is unscriptural. The Thirty-Nine Articles condemned ‘the Romish doctrine concerning Purgatory, Pardons’ as unscriptural. It is unscriptural to think that salvation begins by Christ first coming into the sinful heart of a man. These dissenting Baptists, who began to organize separate churches in the 1830s and 40s, were consistent Calvinists who rejected denominational institutions, such as missionary organizations, as unscriptural. ‘No, it is absolutely unscriptural,’ he answered, ‘and for an outstanding ‘defender of the faith’ it is indeed a strange performance.’ There are pests in the spiritual world, just as in horticulture - unscriptural ideas and attitudes that threaten to retard development. Many of our Evangelical traditions are unscriptural and destructive of our growth in Christ, as we have pointed out. He reconsecrated it to the Virgin Mary and resumed using the temple to pray for the dead, only now it was ‘Christianised ‘, as men added the unscriptural teaching of purgatory. The Puritan charges to which Hooker felt obliged to respond were at times quite specific, either contrary to Scripture or unscriptural. Not surprisingly, Protestant reformers later rejected that move as hopelessly unscriptural. Let us go back and reflect on the three Christian beliefs we are declaring to be unscriptural, and then proceed to the two primary dimensions of deliverance from sin. Definition of unscriptural in US English: unscriptural adjectiveˌənˈskrip(t)SH(ə)rəlˌənˈskrɪp(t)ʃ(ə)rəl Not in accordance with the Bible. sacraments deemed unscriptural by Luther Example sentencesExamples That dogmatic definition seems to have struck him as unscriptural over definition, an intellectual exercise which had developed into a rigid system of control. There are pests in the spiritual world, just as in horticulture - unscriptural ideas and attitudes that threaten to retard development. Not surprisingly, Protestant reformers later rejected that move as hopelessly unscriptural. For example, Armstrong's dogmatic view that the Israelites left Egypt the following night after the Passover meal, not the same night, was now deemed unscriptural. Let us go back and reflect on the three Christian beliefs we are declaring to be unscriptural, and then proceed to the two primary dimensions of deliverance from sin. I assume that the deity of Christ is denied within this Church, which causes me great concern and is clearly unscriptural. They refuse blood transfusions as unscriptural. There is a lot she is involved with that is unscriptural. His allegiance is drawn from his own church to the financing body, and that is unscriptural. ‘No, it is absolutely unscriptural,’ he answered, ‘and for an outstanding ‘defender of the faith’ it is indeed a strange performance.’ It is anti-God, anti-Christ, satanic, and unscriptural. Many of our Evangelical traditions are unscriptural and destructive of our growth in Christ, as we have pointed out. These dissenting Baptists, who began to organize separate churches in the 1830s and 40s, were consistent Calvinists who rejected denominational institutions, such as missionary organizations, as unscriptural. It is unscriptural to think that salvation begins by Christ first coming into the sinful heart of a man. The Puritan charges to which Hooker felt obliged to respond were at times quite specific, either contrary to Scripture or unscriptural. It would be unscriptural, however, to interpret poverty and abundance by the materialistic standards of contemporary Western civilisation. Larry, it only bothers me because it's unscriptural, and that which is contrary to the Scripture has to bother a Christian whose whole life and whose church and who's ministry and reason for existence is governed by the Scripture. The Thirty-Nine Articles condemned ‘the Romish doctrine concerning Purgatory, Pardons’ as unscriptural. He reconsecrated it to the Virgin Mary and resumed using the temple to pray for the dead, only now it was ‘Christianised ‘, as men added the unscriptural teaching of purgatory. It is amazing how slowly unscriptural practices enter the Christian Church.
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