Definition of "unto" []

• To. (preposition)
• Until: a fast unto death. (preposition)
• By: a place unto itself, quite unlike its surroundings. (preposition)

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• "Who, but an impious scorner, dares thus strive with his Maker, and mutilate HIS IMAGE, and blaspheme the Holy One, who saith, "_Inasmuch as ye did it unto one of the least of these, ye did it unto_ ME.""
• "But on those words in the Epistle to the Hebrews, [496] _Ye have not yet resisted unto blood_, the Gloss has: "There is no more perfect charity in this life than that to which the holy Martyrs attained, for they strove against sin even _unto blood_.""
• "When men live because they already have as an actual possession, eternal life, and realize that it is eternal, they live from love, and not unto themselves but "_unto Him_.""