[promising] freedom from blame or [offering] a warning
To excuse or to warn
Whether of Justification or of Warning;
ending excuses and giving warnings.
[promising] freedom from blame or [offering] a warning,
to excuse some and warn others
To clear or to warn
as excusing or warning,
either as a plea or a warning,
either to (remove all) excuses or to (covey the) warning.
to excuse or to warn
as an excuse (i.e., performance of duty) or as a warning
either to remove the excuse or to convey the warning
Excusing or warning
Excusing or warning
to provide excuses for some and to give warnings to others
leaving no excuse (for the disbelievers) or giving warnings
Whether one erases his faults or sees the danger signs. ('Uzr' = Excuse = Justification = Good news = Reasoning = Attempt to get rid of one's shortcomings. 'Nuzr' = Warning = Posting danger signs)
As a plea, and as a warning
Whether of justification or of warnin
As justification or warning
An excuse or a warning
as a proof or a warning
By way of excuse or warning
To end all argument or to warn
excusing or warning,
In order that some may have the means to ask for forgiveness and that some may be warned
to excuse or to warn
To clarify or to warn
as an excuse or as a warnin
Whether of justification or of warning
sometimes a prayer and sometimes a warning,
to serve as an excuse or a warning
An excuse or a warning.
As excuse for or harbinger of calamity
For completing the argument or warning.
Good news, as well as warnings
excusing or warning
To clear or to warn! -
An excuse/fault or sins or (a) warning/notice
…. warn and leave no room for any excuse
To complete the argument or to warn
To excuse some and warn others
To accomplish the argument or to warn
(And those presenting this source of eminence) in an attempt to purify (some) from the abomination of sin and to warn (others)
To cut off all excuses or to warn
excusing or warning
to excuse, or to threaten
as an excuse or warning
To excuse or warn
and admonishing by plea and warning
…whether explanation or warning.
either as a plea or a warning,
To excuse (pardon misdeeds) or to warn.
To justify or to warn
To admonish the responsive who opens his hearts' ears and warn the irresponsive, who turns a deaf ear