Sentence examples for god marks from inspiring English sources
Christians have Jesus's word for it that God marks the fall of every sparrow: how much more the fall of every following motion in the synod?
In particular, he might have mentioned that the publication of Culture and the Death of God marks the 50th anniversary of his debut as a public intellectual.
(Man whose wife had been recently pregnant FGD) "We prefer our wives to give birth in the hospital, but if God marks them to give birth safely here (in the village), they will".
Participants also described how God could mark you to deliver in a certain location, as explained by one male participant during a FGD: "We prefer our wives to give birth in the hospital, but if God marks them to give birth safely here (in the village), they will".
The theory was that God marked all food to indicate its purpose--dubbed the Doctrine of Signatures in the 16th century--therefore, rhino horns were clearly the equivalent of triple dropping Viagra.
Kim Begley, as Loge, sang and danced circles around the gods, marking out his freedom from their neurotic needs.
But when he said the word "helpless" I saw that the deeper problem, for my father, was that Odysseus' willingness to receive help from the gods marked him as weak, as inadequate.
A mark wert thou even then for all eyes, even then an object of reverence; the fiery brightness of thy noble countenance, the very mould p369 of thy limbs, greater even than poets feign of demi-gods, marked thee out for a leader of men.
In contrast with this "irenic" humanist approach, Luther defended the protestant idea of the individual conscience bound only to the word of God, which marks the limits of the authority of the church as well as of the secular powers of the state (Luther 1523).
Christian meditation aims to heighten the personal relationship based on the love of God that marks Christian communion.
The personal relationship based on the love of God that marks Christian communion is thus heightened in Christian meditation.
