Sentence examples for divine calling from inspiring English sources

Any worthy occupation is a divine calling demanding unremitting zeal.

Man feels a divine calling, and stops in a little country church to say his prayers.

"Rather, they brandished the book as tangible proof of Joseph Smith's divine calling".

Leaders of the brigade have sometimes described their struggle in Islamic terms, suggesting a divine calling to overthrow a secular dictator.

Mr Nkurunziza, a born-again Christian who believes he has a divine calling to lead, is treading a well-worn path in Africa.

The New Yorker, August 8 , 1931P. 52 Man feels a divine calling, and stops in a little country church to say his prayers.

Perhaps he was atoning from having praised the repulsive band called the Legionnaires of Christ led by the Mexican divine called Maciel, who is now revealed to have been sunk in all sorts of the most shameful practices but who was once patronised and promoted by Wojtyła.

But it is a unique consciousness that is rooted in an understanding of the Divine called taqwa in Arabic.

(Surely not the Baptist Church. Yet why Finger Baptists?) His depiction of these divines calls to mind Aristotle's exasperation, in the "Poetics," with episodic plots: "Of imperfect plots and actions the episodic are the worst.

A farmer or shepherd hears a divine call and carries the prophetic message to his people.

There's the reformer, answering the divine call to "fix my church" by recovering the Biblical ideals of poverty, simplicity, and love of neighbor and enemy alike.