Sentence examples for god introduced from inspiring English sources

It states that "by becoming incarnate, the Son of God introduced a new economy of images".

The short (but incomplete) answer is that it's the four-letter word that God introduced to Moses -- a Hebrew word that played on the verb "to be": "I am who I am".

2.Enhancing the notion of redirecting the conflict to be Christian European versus Arab-Muslim, which was a remake of the "Truce of God", introduced by the Roman Church at the end of the first Millennium and the beginning of the second.

With its new four-wheel drive Turbo X, Saab has overcome its road-holding problems and beaten the Germans at their own game If you fancy a Maserati Gran Turismo, there's a year's waiting list – and that's no surprise with a car that can turn anyone into a foxy love god Introducing the all-new Nissan X Trail: it's big, boxy, sensible – and strangely reminiscent of the old X-Trail.

The god introduces the notion that not all tengu are equal; knowledgeable men become daitengu, but ignorant ones become kotengu.

Anthony Weiner?) Sitting on a white divan for most of the 90 minutes, this God introduces 10 new commandments (no, wait, he retains two originals), while aided by archangels Michael Davidd Josefson and Gabriel James Russellll).

Brought in the usual Athenian way by a group of his fellow citizens who took it upon themselves to prosecute him for the sake of the city, the charges against him were three-fold: not acknowledging the city's gods; introducing new gods; and corrupting the young (Apol. 24b).

While he saved his richest plaudits, and most joyful a cappella singing, for his thanks to God, he introduced his guests graciously and traded verses with them in escalating exchanges.

For instance, the doctrines of baptism for the dead and the nature of God were introduced in sermons, and one of Smith's most famed statements about there being "no such thing as immaterial matter" was recorded from a casual conversation with a Methodist preacher.

Deus ex machina is a term from Greek drama referring to when a god was introduced to the stage--a crane that would lower an actor from the top of the stage who was wearing a mask that projected their voice, who would make a pronouncement of a sudden change of fortunes for the characters, by the gods' decree.

Not only was Judah's political situation unimproved but Assyria exacted a heavy tribute and Assyrian gods were introduced into the Temple at Jerusalem.