Sentence examples for example of divine from inspiring English sources

Instead, he celebrated it as an example of divine intervention.

But he now sees the man's bold offer as a heroic act, perhaps even an example of divine intervention.

What could be a greater example of divine intervention than the stadium's electricity shutting down right when everything seemed to be going Baltimore's way?

So the great example of natural law, that which cannot apparently be tampered with, Simone Weil's place of beauty and shipwreck, is in fact repeatedly invoked in biblical tradition as an example of divine intervention.

In keeping with every other p.r. strategy for "The Passion" -- Mr. Gibson has said he felt that the Holy Ghost was the movie's actual director -- Mr. Michelini says that the successful campaign for the Vatican thumbs up is an example of divine providence.

Mary: Now that was an example of divine intervention.

Inspired by the example of the Divine Madman, Bhutanese men still enjoy firing arrows over great distances.

Even the dreamscape itself can serve as a conceptual example of the divine unity that characterizes many religions.

Think, for example, of this divine claim: "I am the Lord; I act with steadfast love, justice, and righteousness in the earth, for in these things I delight, says the Lord" (Jeremiah 9 24).

Further, according to Christian ways of thought, God works in the hearts and minds of his children in such a way as to produce faith; Thomas Aquinas called this divine activity 'the internal instigation of the Holy Spirit' and John Calvin called it 'the internal witness (or testimony) of the Holy Spirit.' All of these would be examples of special divine action.

"It's like Mozart," he says, citing the other most celebrated example of inexplicable, even divine, genius.