Sentence examples for Divine speaking from inspiring English sources

And always, at the end of a visit: "Would it be all right if I prayed with you?" The health care chaplain will touch a forehead, hold a hand and quietly pray worries to the Divine, speaking with inflections that, as needed, may be Pentecostal, Roman Catholic, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim.

The Divine speaks in the wilderness.

It was in that desert that they heard the Divine speak, instructing them how to live in relationship to themselves and all creation with awe, reverence and gratitude.

And why should we avoid the "familiar spirits?" The Hebrew word is yid'onim, which the commentators understand to be the name of a bone through which a diviner speaks.

When she performs, it is like a divine presence speaking though her body.

At its best, the Christian tradition asks us to listen for where the Divine is speaking, in whatever surprising places we may find it.

In his treatise On the Delays of the Divine Vengeance Plutarch addresses the question of whether the delays of divine punishment speak against the existence of divine providence (550C) and he replies that this is not the case.

Too often, assertions of divine guidance spoken in state capitols have turned out to be little more than bigotry dressed in clerical garb.

In the satirical 1988 John Waters movie on which the musical is based, this voluminous and disconsolate hausfrau was played by the late female impersonator Divine, who spoke in a gentle, reproving whine.

Too often, assertions of divine guidance spoken in state capitols (as well as in the Capitol) have turned out to be little more than bigotry dressed in clerical garb.

The "Divine Language" spoken in the film by Leeloo is a fictional language with only 400 words, invented by Besson.