Sentence examples for biblical garden from inspiring English sources

"It's still a biblical garden," he said.

I bet the Biblical garden of Eden didn't have quite so much sick in the streets.

The Tigris and the Euphrates meet at Qurna, which Iraqis believe is the site of the Biblical Garden of Eden.

He points out a flowering plum tree, and remarks half to himself that trees in the biblical garden need trimming.

In addition to many art galleries and the Carmel Mission, attractions include Biblical Garden and the scenic Seventeen-Mile Drive to Pacific Grove.

Building a biblical garden -- a garden devoted to plants mentioned in the Bible and meant to inspire reflection -- can be a much thornier proposition than it sounds.

Written in a tone of gentle exhortation ("As you contemplate your biblical gardening projects, reflect on some of the things mankind has done to destroy our environment and vow to avoid them"), this slim guide is more of a history than a recipe book.

"I was inspired by the biblical Garden of Eden in the Book of Genesis," Fair explained.

At the time, Roselli wondered how such an environmental catastrophe could happen in such an important ecosystem, which some believe inspired the biblical Garden of Eden.

The creator of the visible realm and of the earthly of the biblical Garden of Eden is a lesser being, a ruler (archon) named Ialdabaoth, who is a dark caricature of the creator God of Genesis and the demiurge of Platonism.

Many of the foundations of the church -- among them, the beliefs that American Indians were Jews who sailed across the Atlantic, and that the biblical Garden of Eden was really a verdant patch of Missouri, in what is now a parking lot near Harry Truman's home -- are embedded as divinely inspired, historical facts in the golden-plated Book of Mormon brought forth by Smith.