Doers [noun]

Thus viewed it was the standing emblem of the rapid growth and quick decay of evil-doers and their evil deeds.

Paul has nothing against those who are justified by faith and therefore are true doers of the Law.

This was the Sanctuary to which certain classes of wrong-doers could flee for safety and escape the arm of the law.

Or finally the good man may be punished for not rebuking his generation of evil doers.

That is the worst of us Romans: we are mere doers and drudgers: a swarm of bees turned into men.

But the world is not to be mended by merely regarding evil-doers with an expression of rather undiscriminating disapproval.

His soul summoned home the true God into his joy to come; but the evil doers will, I wean, late be from torments called.

When the evil-doers were all gone we made fast our doors, and proceeded to examine the condition of our house and its community.

But his wrath was never kindled except against evil-doers, and the swinkers and oppressors of the poor.

With 18 soldiers and some civilians he arrived on the 22nd "at the point where the evil doers made their attack."