Sentence examples for god meaning from inspiring English sources

Or, James Hamilton suggests in his new biography, Turner might have said, "The Son is God," meaning that he accepted a central tenet of the Christian religion.

Nabil asked me if I was planning to stay in Baghdad, and when I said yes he laughed and said, "Al Hamdulillah," which translates, more or less, as "Glory to God," meaning that one's fate is out of one's hands.

Second, when God made humans, we were made in the image of God, meaning we were intended to mirror or reflect God's presence to all things.

Mr. Kermode calls Coriolanus a "beast-god," meaning a monster.

The term Allāh is derived from a contraction of the Arabic definite article al- "the" and "deity, god" to meaning "the [sole] deity, God" (, ho theos monos).

If you are a believer in God and in his son Jesus Christ, you believe in the sovereignty of God -- meaning that God is justified in whatever he allows or ordains in the lives of men.

He says that Fischer snuffed out that hope summarily, telling him that if he was not capable of managing his own house, he couldn't manage God's — meaning the church.

Fig. 3 Simulation scenario for a person with an empathic God-image, meaning that the empathic part of the model has stronger parameters than the dis-empathic part.

Fig. 2 Simulation scenario for a person with a neutral God-image, meaning that the empathic and dis-empathic parameters are the same strength.

Fig. 4 Simulation scenario for a person with a dis-empathic God-image, meaning that the dis-empathic part of the model has stronger parameters than the empathic part.

In addition, Mr. Fogg has a display of early bowls with calligraphic inscriptions: "he is he" (meaning "God is God"), says one; "greed is a sign of poverty," says another; "good food," says a third.