Sentence examples for build god from inspiring English sources

"Just the way a well-parented child will carry with them the soothing voice of their mother and father, these folks are really trying to build God as that kind of personal relationship," Luhrmann said in an interview.

"Look how they [the West] build the world – an unholy world - but we invite you to build God's world…And they [Isis supporters] respond to that; it is for this they give their lives," he added.

What set the Mormons apart from other missionary groups is the role they ascribed to American Indians in their holy scriptures as descendants of the Lamanites — rebellious nonbelievers whose conversion could help the Mormons build God's kingdom on earth.

And, no doubt, Cromwell would have been as surprised as anyone "that his heroic struggles to build God's kingdom in England had as their lasting consequence the removal of obstacles to the development of English capitalism".

"We decided to build Gods Unchained because we felt based on what we had learned that we could provide a high-quality competitive gaming experience to actually show the disruptive benefits of the technology.

You can build cities and you can build gods.

"If the freeway had not been built along the waterfront, the waterfront would have been subject to all the growth expansion of the 70's and 80's, and we would have built God knows only what," he said.

The fact that the text says "among them," and not "in it," reveals that God is more concerned with the relationships the tabernacle's construction will build between God and the Israelites than the reality of the construction itself.

To incentivise house builders to actually build houses (god forbid), section 106 payments and community infrastructure levy will be waived.

And, of course, then you add to that — and I think it was in all our minds that this was where Trump was going to build his God-damned wall".

The city is filled with beautiful old buildings built to glorify God that become part of the warp and woof of the city streetscape, beloved places that neighborhood residents walk by (but maybe never enter) every day.