hath

• “The first _he_, in the last example, is redundant; yet the construction is sometimes admissible, for the expression is more forcible than it would be to say, "Let him hear who hath ears to hear;" and if we adopt the ingenious method of Mr. Smith, the sentence is grammatical, and may be rendered thus; "He that hath ears, _hath ears_ to hear; let him hear.”

  English Grammar in Familiar Lectures

• “God hath set_ them, _hath put, set_ -- Tremellius out of the Syriac.”

  The Divine Right of Church Government by Sundry Ministers Of Christ Within The City Of London

• “True, as Paul says, God “hath in these last days spoken unto us by his Son;” but notice, it is “_hath spoken_.””

  The Gospel Day Or, the Light of Christianity

• “He that hath not the Son _hath not Life_; but he that hath the Son hath Life -- a new and distinct and supernatural endowment.”

  Natural Law in the Spiritual World

• “Chosen Ones of God that which separateth the believer from the infidel and the lover from the beloved, this term hath been so employed, and apart from this dividing and separating no other meaning is intended.”

  Gems of Divine Mysteries

• “A little that a righteous man hath is better than the riches of many wicked.”

  Fret Not

• “Her name hath a prophetic sound; tell me what she doth.”

  Helen

• “My body is vanished and gone, though my name hath not yet deserted me.”

  Orestes

• “Flee ye forth of this wood and save yourselves, for one of the dwellers therein hath mounted on my shoulders, and the rest seek you, desiring to ride you like me.”

  The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

• “Karim al-Din hath returned from his travels; so come ye to meet him and salute him.”

  The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

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