Sentence examples for form of god from inspiring English sources

Probably some form of God for dummies.

Then there is samadhi.…When [the serpent] rises to the sixth stage, the form of God is seen.

Jacob thinks the form of God is unimportant: "Don't say that word 'God.' Say the Holy One.

The ultimate kitsch representation of art-making is the moment in the movie "The Agony and the Ecstasy" when Charlton Heston's Michelangelo, desperate to break his symbol set of divine likenesses, sees the nebulous form of God creating Adam in the clouds above his head.

James Marsh, a Methodist minister, loves his God and his country and his baseball team but is queasy about when all of these things intersect at a baseball game in the form of "God Bless America". Marsh sits out the song when it is played at games — though, as he explains, not for the reasons people probably think if they silently or loudly judge him for it.

In a secular workplace in a polyglot country, this form of God's work involves both an open hand and a light touch.

There are atheists who go beyond declaring personal disbelief in God and insist that any form of god-talk, any notion of higher purpose, is incompatible with a scientific worldview.

Hesychast prayer aspires to attain the most intense form of God-man communion in the form of a vision of the "divine light," or "uncreated energy," based on the model of the Synoptic accounts of Christ's Transfiguration on Mount Tabor (Mark 9 1-7).

In Neil Gaiman's book, American Gods, the one-time Who writer plays upon this modern shift by depicting a world in which our worship of certain things – the internet, gambling, TV – take on the physical form of gods themselves, while the gods of old begin to die as faith in them dwindles.

What about: "If cattle and horses had hands, and were able to draw with their hands and do the work that men can do, horses would draw the form of gods like horses, and cattle like cattle, and they would make their bodies such as they each had themselves"?

He was all the multiple forms of God in human shape.