Sentence examples for God's pattern from inspiring English sources

"God's pattern is for men to be the leaders, both in the church and in the family," Pat Robertson writes in his best-selling book "Bring It On".

Before evolution was generally accepted, homologies among different animals, when they were recognized at all, were regarded as aspects of God's pattern.

For some of us Christians, however, crucifixion is not a first step in, but rather the pattern of, God's activity.

The document further affirms that the Bible's most basic function involves shaping and forming our imaginations after the pattern of God's gracious work to redeem the world.

Thinking we have the power to control the temperature and climate patterns over God's earth is not just arrogant, but sinful.

They also say that requiring petitionary prayer in some cases helps us to learn about God's will as we recognize the patterns in prayers answered (and not answered: see Murray and Meyers 1994 and section 5 below).

Insofar as people desire to pattern their freedom and power on God's ― and thus image God wherever they are ― they must learn God's empowering, healing and sustaining ways that lead to mutual delight.

This pattern begs us to reflect on God's mission for us and what we are going to do for God -- in the face of the most powerful, militaristic, and destructive empire in the history of the world -- the United States of America.

But their thought-patterns are entrenched: while weather is God's department, climate change is something people – Dellarobia included – "knew to be wary of".

Some attribute weather patterns to luck, Mother Nature or God's judgment.

For the poem "God's Grandeur," Britten treats voices like instruments, giving them intricate, interlocking patterns: the line "The world is charged with the grandeur of God" takes on an unexpected Latin bounce.