Sentence examples for honor of god from inspiring English sources
What he saw, as scarcely anyone had before him, is that it was for the honor of God even more than for the good of the state that Jefferson and Madison wanted to deny the state any role in religion.
Thus, he notes that if the soul is not immortal, the honor of God is pointless in this life, since in the present life it "involves much torment and affliction for the soul" (Bülow 1897, 3; Teske 1991, 25) and receives no reward.
Because of these high ideals and deep commitments, we "must stand together, in defense of humanity, the sanctity of life, religious freedom and the honor of God...
The screen had inscriptions in Welsh and Latin, and a note that "Richard Williams of Rhodogeidio who married Marcelly Lloyd at his own charge caused all this worke to be don to the honor of God and his church".
However, his most serious offense as Bouyeri saw it was to have insulted the honor of God by making, with Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a Somali-born political activist and former Muslim, a blasphemous film about Islam.
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"Natsu No Gyoretus" ("The Summer Procession") depicted a festival in honor of a god and it brought the program to a pleasant close.
"Wine in Antiquity Greece and Romee," looks at archaeological evidence of wine in northern Iran around 5000 B.C., the Greeks' wild drinking parties in honor of the god Dionysus and the Romans' integration of wine into banquets.
He agrees, stumbling upon a Thuggee cult practicing child slavery, black magic, and ritual human sacrifice in honor of their god Kali.
More than 3,000 years ago, the ancient Greeks began hosting the games every four years in honor of the god Zeus.
In Hawaiian culture the cluster is known as the Makali'i and their rising shortly after sunset marks the beginning of Makahiki, a 4 month time of peace in honor of the god Lono.
