exhortation

Preposition: of

• prophet: Hence is the exhortation of the prophet Jeremiah, " O earth, earth, earth, hear the word of the Lord.
• apostle: Now let us return to consider the exhortation of the apostle to the Jews here.

Converse of object

• forget: Nor should we forget the exhortation, " Let the Word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom.
• contain: Beyond the opening verses, much of the first nine chapters contains exhortation or instruction.
• give: I gave a close exhortation to the Society, which seemed to sink into every heart.
• make: In the 3rd quatrain there is a change of tone, with the speaker making a direct exhortation to his beloved.
• include: Perhaps the cvs commit messages could include an exhortation to check the page through Bobby.
• have: I had the usual exhortations to look smart, shave every day and not to drink too much.

Adjective modifier

• apostolic: However, the context of the apostolic exhortation is always the grace of God.
• moral: Content The Didache begins a moral exhortation for converts taken from an extant Jewish tract ' The Two Ways ' .
• general: The matter of the sermon is a very general exhortation, and there is no definite plan or sequence.
• final: His final exhortation to his Sisters also sums up his own life: ' Charity!
• such: More moderate Muslims would not subscribe to such extremist exhortations.
• many: Anyone may employ as many exhortations and arguments as he pleases, toward the promoting of another man's salvation.

Noun used with modifier

government: These reports, and government exhortation in United Kingdom, encourage delivery through vision, strategic thinking and resource application.