footstool

IPA: fˈʊtstˈuɫ

Examples of "footstool" in Sentences

The ark is called his footstool, because it was under the mercy-seat, Ps. cxxxii.
What is under the feet is called a footstool, in Greek uποπoδιον, in Latin Scabellum or Suppedaneum.
At her footstool are her suppliants, the men and women and little children of the city she has saved.
His footstool is a tiger's head, and the uniforms of his infantry are a sort of imitation of a tiger's stripes.
A golden footstool is mentioned (2Ch 9: 18) as attached to this throne, whose magnificence is described as unrivalled.
Her footstool was the hearts of men, and upon it she set hard her beautiful feet, indifferent to the anguish caused by her capricious tyranny.
The footstool was the right size for a table with a fringed napkin for a tablecloth; and Adelaide had her own little set of dishes, white with a moss-rose pattern.
Theological Science: and Morality, to which we omitted before to assign an office, we have stationed somewhere beneath the footstool, which is before the Throne, of the Most High.
Grievously sinful indeed it was and is to swear by heaven, which is the abode of God; or by earth, which is His creation and by Him called His footstool; or by Jerusalem, which was regarded by those who swore as the city of the great King; or by one's own head, which is part of the body God has created.