Sentence examples for before god on from inspiring English sources

He sewed banners out of bed sheets and embroidered them with long incantatory lists of places and people, including a presentation mantle he made for himself to wear before God on Judgment Day.

He sewed banners out of bedsheets and embroidered them with long incantatory lists of places and people, including a presentation mantle he made for himself to wear before God on Judgment Day.

Americans, for example, are significantly more likely now than in 1987 to say they "completely agree" that "prayer is an important part of my daily life" and that "we all will be called before God on Judgment Day to answer for our sins".

After explaining to the assembled scholars that football in America is different ("you're allowed to use your hands"), Blauvelt told them about Abdullah — how he left the N.F.L. for a year at the height of his career to go on the hajj to Mecca, and how, when he returned, he became the first person to perform sujood, to prostrate himself before God, on American national television.

When life comes to an end and we stand before God on judgement day, it'll just be ourselves and our creator.

Rev. Sean Harris of Berean Baptist Church of Fayetteville, N.C., loudly and vehemently lectured during his sermon on Sunday, April 29 , 2012 that parent's must enforce strict gender-role behaviors, their duty before God, on their children.

This "presence" of Jesus has been variously interpreted in actual, figurative, or symbolical senses; but the sacramental sense, as the anamnesis, or memorial before God, of the sacrificial offering on the cross once and for all, has always been accepted.

A week before God of War III's release, the developers released Kratos' backstory on the God of War website, under the title "Path to Olympus".

("The Creation was the first item on the divine agenda, before God went on to organize dreadful weather for the English and in a calamitous lapse of attention allowed Michael Jackson to slip into existence").

Slavers could count on the Archbishop of Canterbury to defend them before God, and on politicians, like the young William Gladstone, himself the son of a plantation-owner, to plead their case in Parliament.Given how entrenched the slave trade was at the time, it is remarkable that a campaign to abolish it which began in 1787 succeeded only two decades later.

Rather, our standing before God depends on the moral status of our Gesinnung, i.e., whether we give priority to self-interest over morality or undergo a "change of heart" whereby morality is given priority over self-interest.