The revolutionary aspect of Müntzer's theology lay in the link he made between his concept of the inevitable conquest of the anti-Christian earthly government and the thesis that the common people themselves, as the instruments of God, would have to execute this change.
It was an 'Oh my god, but I need to execute, I need to get things done' kind of feeling.
How signs from God made it plain to him that "the Saviour was about to lay down the yoke he had borne for the sins of men, and the great day of judgment was at hand" – and that he was the one to execute God's will.
This objection also reminds Christian pacifists that there is explicit advocacy for war in the Old Testament and that Paul's letter to the Romans allows the sovereign to use the sword to execute God's wrath.
We cannot continue to execute God's children and expect the results to be positive for the future of our people.
For he is God's minister: an avenger to execute wrath upon him that doth evil.
This was a startling assertion, but of a piece with earlier Scalia statements, such as his claim, in the First Things essay, that the American people's "un-European" religiosity helps explain why we "are more inclined to understand, as St. Paul did, that government carries the sword as 'minister of God' to 'execute wrath' upon the evildoer".
Fades and draws finally work reliably, approach shots are easy to execute, and putting — my God, the putting.
You try to execute, and you are at the mercy of the gods".
God knows Twitter has that potential, but it has a narrow window of opportunity in which to execute.
At age 6, Jared Sullinger attempted to execute a flashy crossover known as a Shammgod — named after the former Providence guard God Shammgod — in a youth game.
