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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a god with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a deity or divine being in relation to specific attributes, powers, or characteristics.
Example: "In the ancient myths, there was a god with the ability to control the weather and bring forth storms."
Alternatives: "a deity possessing" or "a divine being with".
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Farmers have always worshipped barolo, the king of wines, like a god with healing powers.
Pope Francis embodies the mercy of a God with whom few, if any, believers still associate threats of eternal damnation.
Mark, who is understandably sardonic about his faith, says: "I believe in a God with a sense of humor.
One theory is that it was considered an incarnation of Mahes, a god with the head of a lion.
A God with a clear Trinity: the Father, the cassoulet from Castelnaudary; the Son, the one from Carcassonne; and the Holy Spirit, the recipe of Toulouse".
He should be asked if he aspires to be a god with many wives to help populate new worlds in his afterlife.
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He is a fallen god with a marrow-deep understanding of his tumble from grace.
Who – discounting a vengeful God with a numerological fetish – could be pulling the strings here?
One thing for sure is that there is a God, and with him we have hope.
The lyrics to "Word of God Speak" reflect on the idea that it is impossible to speak of an infinite God with a limited vocabulary.
Baal was a specific name of a living god with explicit powers.
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