Sentence examples for god to offer from inspiring English sources

In other passages she speaks of God to offer positive evidence for her view that everything in nature is material.

And in the culminating moment, when Jesus would be justified in calling out in despair about this injustice, condemning those who fell so woefully short, he calls on God to offer them mercy and forgiveness: Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.

"No psychoanalyst and no God to offer.

They are made of some of the strongest, kindest stuff God had to offer this world.

"It's the best thing that God has to offer".

Also he confuses the contingent means for realizing the ends of the sacrament with the essence of the sacrament, and fails to appreciate the historical development of the sacramental practices and the limitations of these practices in mediating fully what God wishes to offer to the Church.

More broadly, there were "epiphanies" that could "indicate not merely a visible or audible epiphany (whether in the light of day or through a dream...) but also any clear expression of a god's favor such as weather conditions hampering an enemy, a miraculous escape, or a cure; it may also be used of the continuing disposition of a god or goddess to offer manifest assistance".

"It is true that nowadays, to some extent, everyone, including our young people, feels attracted by the many idols which take the place of God and appear to offer hope - money, success, power, pleasure," the pontiff said during the service.

Beck is the latest incarnation of a centuries-long line of self-made tricksters and hucksters who have tempered showmanship and salesmanship with dashes of God and Country to offer their audience a convenient cure-all.

Written in English, Karnezis's second language, the prose is heavy with portent, weighing down a narrative that perfectly suits Karnezis's purpose of creating a myth without gods or heroes to offer the hope of salvation.

Known as one of the "Beatitudes," the idea of poverty of spirit mystified me until I began to understand how essential our inner poverty is before God, that we are nothing, that we have nothing of real worth to offer God except our surrender, our bowing down.