Sentence examples for God's intention from inspiring English sources

It was God's intention, he said, that within 40 days all his brother's murderers would perish.

Equally appalling, Mr. Mourdock asserts that a pregnancy resulting from such a horrific event would be God's intention.

If she was denied access and did die, or was left disabled, where would God's intention be?

According to Nietzsche, the Judeo-Christian tradition, for example, made suffering tolerable by interpreting it as God's intention and as an occasion for atonement.

In his tenderest phrase, Milton (whose own first, unhappy marriage must have been instructive in these matters) writes, "In God's intention, a meet and happy conversation is the chiefest and noblest end of marriage".

If she was denied access and did die, or was left disabled, where would God's intention be? "The only exception I have for, to have an abortion, is in that case of the life of a mother," Richard Mourdock, the Republican Party's nominee for Indiana's Senate seat, said in a debate on Tuesday.

"The problem of evil began by trying to penetrate God's intentions," she writes.

Palestinians, of course, have a different view of God's intentions.

God's intentions tend to wobble from papacy to papacy, and the Church adjusts to the contradictions.

Brother Juniper, a Franciscan monk, undertakes an examination of these five lives, hoping to discover God's intentions - unwisely, as it turns out.

When we spoke, she was on Day 8. Saying the discipline of fasting helps clarify God's intentions for her, she pointed to Matthew 17, where Jesus recommends prayer and fasting to his disciples.