He ate and drank, and then got up and left. So Esau despised his birthright.
If birthright citizenship were abolished, these children would not be U.S. citizens, at least not automatically as at present.
But such is the human inclination to take water as a birthright that public fountains still may bubble in Arizona's town squares and farmers there raise thirsty crops.
DNA-template activation and the process of ascension is our "birthright" as we were originally intended to Eternal Beings with the ability to move freely throughout the vastness of creation at will.
The property is the birthright of the eldest child.
PROMINENT Republicans have begun questioning America's hallowed principle of birthright citizenship.
Some conservative libertarians are arguing that birthright citizenship is bad for the country-and some progressive libertarians are arguing that it is bad for immigrants.
He lost his birthright.
Only about a sixth of the world's nations practise birthright citizenship.
Yes my children remember these days for I go to prepare myself that you may join me again that we may reclaim our birthright.
Education is every child's birthright.
So he swore an oath to him, selling his birthright to Jacob.
Today, it must work to maintain enough harmony in the global trade arena so as not to lose access to vital overseas markets, while telling the Chinese people that fast growth isn't their birthright.
Let each of us now embrace, with solemn duty and awesome joy, what is our lasting birthright.
It is your birthright. And so it is.
Freedom is the birthright of all.
We believe that freedom is the birthright of every man, woman, and child.
Of course, that too can induce bitterness: I know of two entrepreneurs who feel that they were swindled out of their birthright by cowardly relatives and slippery lawyers, who sold the family firm.
In this place all who study and all who teach must seek always to define and defend the Rule of Law and to insist that it is the birthright of all persons.
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