Sentence examples for divine sphere from inspiring English sources

This from the divine sphere first infuses itself in the Angels, then in the souls of humans".

"Whether in their careers or physiognomies, in the alchemy between their faces and the screen or in the kind of directors they choose work with, and from a mortal, starlike quality, they escalate into an essential, transcendental, divine sphere".

The image and the temple are, in traditional societies, not simply productions by individual artists and architects; they are reflections of the sacred essence of life, and their measurements and forms are specified through sacred communication from the divine sphere.

As a Hesiodic work that treats in depth the Homeric world of the heroes, the Catalogue offers a transition between the divine sphere of the Theogony and the terrestrial focus of the Works and Days by virtue of its subjects' status as demigods.

These are conceived as God's attributes, or as divine spheres or realms, or as stages (in his self-manifestation).

Everything on earth was regarded as a reflex of its prototype in the divine or sacred sphere, such as in the biblical description of the creation of man "in the image of God"; God was viewed as the primary reality of the universe, and human beings were seen as the reflection of that reality.

The intervention of the gods in the affairs of the Homeric heroes takes place in a cosmos in which the divine and human spheres still interact.

Often such narratives illustrate the interpenetration of the divine and human spheres, with deities such as Krishna and Rama entering entirely into the human drama.

Die Kämpfe Gottes, 2 vol).. Divided into six parts, the work treats exhaustively of the immortality of the soul; dreams, divination, and prophecy; divine knowledge; providence; celestial spheres and separate intellects and their relationship with God; and the creation of the world, miracles, and the criteria by which one recognizes the true prophet.

He becomes the perfect man, uniting the divine and the human sphere as dawn is between night and day.

The future kingdom would be governed by a human ruler, who would carry out his tasks within the sphere of divine sovereignty, serving primarily to exhibit his own obedience and thus to stimulate the obedience of the entire people.