Sentence examples for arm of god from inspiring English sources

"This looks like the arm of God just scraped the land clean".

Similarly, the king or emperor is a special mediator between heaven and earth and has been called by such names as the "son of heaven," or an "arm of god".

She extends a beautiful arm to one haplessly smitten victim in a gesture that is like de-creation's answer to the outstretched arm of God to Adam in Michelangelo.

In both cases he is a prototype of the Sufi who has gone the whole, extreme way to become, in the words of the poet Farid al-Din Attar, "a dead body, a nonexistent heart and a soul scorched away," an ego reduced by love to an ash on the arm of God.

From beneath the sheltering arm of God, Eve looks out, a little apprehensively.

The Hall of Fame pitcher isn't just remembered by baseball fans as "the man with the golden arm," but is revered by his Jewish admirers as "the left arm of God" for his talent as well as the public observance of his faith, most notably during the 1965 World Series.

May she forever be bound up in the arms of God with her husband.

Studies for arms of God the Father for the Sistine Chapel ceiling, by Michelangelo Buonarroti, from 1508-09.

I would like that we all, entrust ourselves as children to the arms of God, and rest assured that those arms support us and us to walk every day, even in times of struggle.

The original Spanish name for the river was Brazos de Dios ("Arms of God"); it is likely the river that the French explorer La Salle called the Maligne, and it was near the Brazos that La Salle was murdered.

Here, for instance, is Eberhard Bethge, Bonhoeffer's closest friend and best biographer, filmed shortly before his death, three years ago; he reads aloud from one of the extraordinary letters he received from prison, in which Bonhoeffer issued a general instruction to "throw ourselves completely into the arms of God".