casting out

The informal church, operating out of trailer homes and storefronts, refers to the process of casting out demons as “deliverance.”

He took the cup, and casting out its contents, spurred his horse from the spot, hotly pursued.

At the west end is a mosaic of S. Castrense, Monreale's tutelar saint, casting out a devil, and also walking on the sea.

This casting out, if sudden, we term death; if slow, disease and death.

Curing a madman is not arguing with a philosopher; it is casting out a devil.

Conviction as it finds its way into the heart by the truth recommending itself will do the work of casting out the old habits.