Sentence examples for god select from inspiring English sources

Michael Phelps can proudly wear his medals and enjoy his status as the most decorated Olympian; Usain Bolt can brag about his athletic prowess as the fastest human; Ali can proudly display her heritage and commemorate Israel's loss in her unique way; and Gabby can praise God, select whatever hair style suits her, and can eat whatever McDonald's fast food reward she wants.

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(3) This new characteristic is God as the Lord of history, which is the main feature of the Old Testament understanding of God: God selects a special people and contracts a special covenant with them.

"Let the rest of the world know that we're alive and well and that the four corners of the earth wanted to be here and God selected us," he said.

Barbour called King "the greatest orator on the American platform," but also warned King in an article written for the newsletter of the National Baptist Convention NBCC), "Why God selected you, I don't know.

The Old Testament contains two variant traditions as to when God selected Israel to be his chosen people; some passages imply the covenant was made when God led them out of Egypt, whereas others state that God had already chosen Israel at the time of Abraham and the other patriarchs.

According to Ayers' "divine architect" interpretation, Locke makes no distinction in etiology by calling a property superadded; he means only that God selected the property with particular care when first creating matter.

The latter term certainly lends itself to the interpretation that God selected the Jews out of all the nations for better treatment or even to reign supreme, even though the punishment and martyrdom inflicted upon Jews through the millennia has led many Jews to ask ruefully why God does not choose another nation for a change.

Poetry The Taken-Down God: Selected Poems by Jorie Graham (Carcanet).

And God may select creatures to create who will choose to grow morally and spiritually, rather than creatures who will choose not to grow morally and spiritually, and select them for that very reason without his thereby loving the former persons more than the latter, or loving them because of there greater merit.

"God and God alone will select our winner," Kaye stated piously.