Sentence examples for god's intervention from inspiring English sources
"... They're literally clairvoyant dreams... I've probably had, I don't know, thirty of them in my lifetime, and I think that's God's intervention at work... .. Oh dear, dear, dear.
He attributes his relatively light sentence, three years, to God's intervention.
Some doctors felt that prayer can directly alter the physical process of healing through God's intervention.
Dimpled and hanging chads may also be because of God's intervention on those who were voting incorrectly.
There's a great moment in Rheims Cathedral when Christopher Colquhoun's sympathetic Dunois suggests that the army cannot rely for ever on God's intervention.
It may also be that if patients talk more about what they believe is God's intervention in their care, physicians are more likely to believe them.
Defending the reality of time against JME McTaggart's theories in Truth, Love and Immortality (1979) was an excellent opportunity for reasserting the truth of God's interventions in time and reconciling difficulties in divine foreknowledge; repudiating Locke's memory criterion for personal identity gave scope to rehabilitate the archaic doctrine of bodily resurrection.
Fox portrays himself as always in the right and always vindicated by God's interventions on his behalf.
This new tradition acknowledged that evil was so dominant on earth that only God's cataclysmic intervention could free the world from its grip.
There is hardly one of them who does not, like Adam, undergo the deepest humiliation — and hardly one who is not deemed worthy of God's personal intervention and personal inspiration.
By the time the New Testament was written, Jewish apocalyptic writings (symbolic or cryptographic literature portraying God's dramatic intervention in history and catastrophic dramas at the end of a cosmic epoch) had already produced theories of history that reworked Indo-Iranian notions about the ages of the world, influencing Christian views of time, history, and human destiny.
