Object

• violence: The film sends out the same old message- violence begets violence.

• pride: And riches naturally beget pride, love of the world, and every temper that is destructive of Christianity.

• love: An imperfect truth begets an imperfect love in us.

Adjective complement

• more: No-one with power in this world loves peace, only war and death which seems to beget more of the same.

Modifying Another Word

• only: To be the " beloved " or " only begotten " of god is a kingship formula.

• again: It is the Word of God, 1 Peter 1, by which you are begotten again.

• first: Despite this each is his only begotten, or his first begotten, son.

• not: The same point is made by the addition ' begotten not made, ' which makes the contrast explicit.

• naturally: I believe the one thing naturally begets the other.

Preposition: in

• soul: True faith is God's gift, and it is begotten in the soul by the Spirit of God.

Preposition: by

• man: This heresy asserted that Christ was begotten by mortal man; thus denying Christ's Divine birth.