Sentence examples for divine figure from inspiring English sources

Selassie is Rastafari's divine figure.

You know what a divine figure she always had.

This passage is sometimes represented as a judgment, presided over by a divine figure.

People talk about him as if he was a divine figure, but his message was very wrong.

A divine figure is a "likeness" (pratima), a temporary benevolent or terrifying expression of some aspect of a god's nature.

The Son, thus, became a "second God, under God the Father"—i.e., he is a divine figure begotten by God.

Benjamin Franklin, for example, dismissed most of Christian doctrine as "unintelligible". He believed in a deity who "delights" in man's "pursuit of happiness". He regarded Jesus as a wise moral philosopher, but not necessarily as a divine or divinely inspired figure.

Insulting divine figures is not a crime?

Fine Arts – How does religious art portray divine figures?

"Icons are meant to express divine figures and scenes through symbolic, pictorial language.

Vishnu combines many lesser divine figures and local heroes, chiefly through his avatars, particularly Rama and Krishna.