Sentence examples for hands of god's from inspiring English sources

"This is a crisis in God's creation at the hands of God's children".

When you tie the hands of God's man, when you keep him from acting as the holy Spirit leads him, you have murdered his initiative, you have killed his spirit.

On one occasion, Mirzā Dabīr wrote an elegy of which the opening verse is, /The strength of the hand of God's arm is Ḥusain/.

"Father Jim looked me straight in the eye and said: 'If you don't want the cold hand of God's justice wrapped around your heart, get out and do something about it.' " In January , 1987 Mooney went public in "We Can Keep You Forever: The Story of the MIAs," a television documentary produced by Ted Landreth and me in association with BBC Documentaries.

The voiceover makes clear the apocalyptic choice at hand: "All of God's children can live, or go into the dark".

When Eric beheld the disembodied hand dangling spectrally in my living room — the word I want to use here is gobsmacked — I recycled my brother's hand-of-God comment.

It has nothing quite so extraordinary as Jimi Hendrix's left-hand-of-God guitar solos in "Woodstock," but that doesn't prevent "Wattstax" from being a lovable capsule of many of the artists who worked for Stax, the little Southern soul label that could.

Whereas Mickiewicz followed the Messianic tradition and in Konrad suggested that Poland's fate was in the hands of God, Słowacki's Kordian questioned whether his country was not instead a plaything of Satan.

It's talking to God, putting things in the hands of God, trusting that you're living in God's world and praying for God's guidance.

In one illustration, the hands of God and Adam from Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling have been transformed into a giant pair of space gloves reaching for each other.

Central to the ceiling decoration are nine scenes from the Book of Genesis of which The Creation of Adam is the best known, having an iconic standing equalled only by Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, the hands of God and Adam being reproduced in countless imitations.