Sentence examples for God's willingness from inspiring English sources

During the course of the Yom Kippur liturgy, the book of Jonah is recited as a reminder of God's willingness to forgive.

The Puritans believed in an inherent human depravity that could be countered only by God's willingness to extend, even arbitrarily, his grace.

In general, Protestant churches have tended to confine absolution to prayers for forgiveness and the announcement of God's willingness to forgive all those who truly repent of their sins.

Does God's willingness for people to be healed include only prescription drugs?

Divine forgiveness and reconciliation with the Israelites are clearly major benefits, but they are only symbolized by God's willingness to dwell in the tabernacle.

Or, if we take seriously the Christian claim that God is also the one who is crucified, what happens when we consider God's willingness to suffer violence at the hands of a resistant world?

God's ability and willingness to enact just punishment is also supported by accounts of his destruction of past peoples (e.g., 89 6 14).

Bottom said in an e-mail: "It's fulfilling, even exhilarating, to feel God's pleasure in our willingness to pursue and occasionally fulfill the dreams He puts in our hearts and the purposes He built into us.

If nothing else, that knowledge should give us faith that through our collective labor and God's providence and our willingness to shoulder each other's burdens, America will continue on its precious journey toward that more perfect union.

He recalls the Genesis account of Abraham's willingness to obey God's command to sacrifice his son Isaac, a sacrifice cut short by divine intervention.

For millennia, Abraham's willingness to follow God's demand to slaughter his son has been hailed as the ultimate expression of faith by Jews, Christians and Muslims.