Convert and Gentile

Convert

Convert noun - A person who has recently been persuaded to join a religious sect.

Gentile and convert are semantically related in nazarene topic. In some cases you can use "Gentile" instead a noun "Convert".

Gentile

Gentile noun - A person who does not worship the God of the Bible.
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Synonyms for Gentile

Convert and gentile are semantically related in nazarene topic. Sometimes you can use "Convert" instead a noun "Gentile".

Nearby Word: gentility

Both words in one sentence

  • People with a Jewish father but Gentile mother, however, are Gentiles unless they convert.
  • Daniel claims that Atticus is renouncing his Jewish heritage by marrying a gentile woman and that, by Jewish tradition, their children cannot be considered Jewish (the mother must be Jewish), although Atticus claims they can convert.
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