Converse of object

• hold: She normally holds a scepter or cornucopia in her other hand.

• carry: Only the king or Osiris, the king of the dead could carry this scepter.

• wield: It is the Lord who wields the scepter, it is the King who is urged to rule.

• place: The lord placed the scepter in the hands of the messenger going to the mountains.

• give: Enlil gave the scepter to me, his beloved son, in the Ki-ur.

• bear: Here, she is pictured crowned, with the Christ Child on her lap, bearing a scepter in her left hand.

Adjective modifier

• golden: The golden crown His hand His ring The golden scepter 11: What is the name of Haman's wife?

• royal: Briefly, you must collect three pieces of the royal scepter and return it.

• holy: The judgment by the king, the holy scepter at his right side, .. ... .

• mighty: Verse 2 - God will expand Jesus ' mighty scepter or reign in ever widening circles until no foe remains to oppose his rule.

• mock: The cane with which they beat him became a mock scepter.

• imperial: This means the imperial scepter with the relics deposited in it.

Noun used with modifier

• iron: And as " B. M. " got more and more footing, the poor people felt its iron scepter.

Possessives

• hero: The werewolf sprang at him, only to be batted back by the hero's scepter.

Preposition: in

• hand: The lord placed the scepter in the hands of the messenger going to the mountains.

Preposition: of

• power: One of the old writers says: " He who understands the Principle of Vibration has grasped the scepter of power " .

• kingdom: Establish and set aright the scepters of kingdoms, subdue the nations, and pour forth peace upon the ends of the earth.