Sentence examples for future kingdom from inspiring English sources

Prince Charles is being reproached again for having too many views on his future kingdom.

The festival of the Resurrection, or Easter, is ritually re-enacted every year in order that the believer may participate in the present and future kingdom of peace.

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.

Eventually, Bell was entrusted by the British government, on the basis of her unparalleled knowledge of the region, to sketch out what she describes as "a reasonable border" between Iraq and the territory controlled by Ibn Saud, the founder of the future Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Yours sincerely [REDACTED] Dear Your Royal Highness HRH the Prince of Wales I thank you for your recent letter, and applaud your efforts to become more engaged and involved with the health of your future kingdom, particularly with the growing problem of obesity.

Eastern Christian monasticism understood itself as a way of life that aimed at a real experience of the future kingdom of God; the starets, as one who had already achieved this experience, was the charismatic spiritual guide who could aid others in attaining spiritual progress and success.

While many writers had depicted some future utopian "Kingdom of God" or a utopian society in some mythical land, this was the first work to postulate a utopian society on Earth in the realizable future.

The two prohibitions are closely related, since for the Hebrew scriptures, Yahweh is the God of the future, whose kingdom of justice and friendship is still to come.

Should lower oil prices make such patronage impossible in the future, the kingdom could face domestic unrest — making the country a far less reliable partner for America in fighting terrorism and countering Iran.

But, assuming that the Al Sauds can sort out among themselves who is to rule or, as many Saudis now grumble openly, decide how to share future spoils the kingdom lacks formal mechanisms to facilitate or legitimise change, such as an elected parliament, a respected supreme court, or an independent press.

Smith created a service organization for women called the Relief Society, as well as an organization called the Council of Fifty, representing a future theodemocratic "Kingdom of God" on the earth.