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- noun Plural form of
Danite .
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Examples
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"In the beginning, prior to statehood and just after, the Church used to have these enforcers -- they were called Danites -- who supposedly did the Lord's dirty work.
Higher Authority White, Stephen, 1951- 1994
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"In the early days of the Church, these enforcers of the faith were called Danites, or sometimes Brigham's Avenging Angels.
Higher Authority White, Stephen, 1951- 1994
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When a Mormon forger was running around Salt Lake City killing people many Mormons suddenly left the city on vacation fearing that some modern version of the "Danites" as the killers were known in the past, might have returned.
Classically Liberal 2008
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If the (expletive deleted) Danites rise then I'll greet 'em with hot lead and steel, but I ain't heard about any (expletive deleted) Danites recently and I don't plan to go anywhere near Utah either.
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The Danites, taking their name from the avenging angels of the Mormon mythology, sprang up in the mountains of the Great West and spread over the Pacific Coast from Panama to Alaska.
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True John Browning was inspired by God to make the 1911 pistol, but I tend to consider that incidental to his Mormonism (his pappy made harmonica rifles for Brother Brigham and the Danites).
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True John Browning was inspired by God to make the 1911 pistol, but I tend to consider that incidental to his Mormonism (his pappy made harmonica rifles for Brother Brigham and the Danites).
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It is no wonder then that the secret order existing within the higher echelons of the church [Danites/Council of the Fifty] have worked hand in glove with Mossad.
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This midrash is highly critical of the conduct of Moses and the Danites.
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The Danites asked him: “Why do you want to have your tent here?”
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