Sentence examples for light of divine from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote about transcending the gloom of his jail cell in Birmingham by feeling the light of divine presence.

There are limits that cannot be humanly surpassed; in these cases one must accept one's human condition with serenity, which the believer is able to interpret in the light of divine will.' The Pope, 81, is suffering from several ailments including symptoms of Parkinson's disease.

She and Max are master deceivers and unflinching killers, but, despite Marianne's pang of conscience, they come off as paragons of virtue, human-scale superheroes whose unfailing good intentions cast their false words and violent deeds in the beatific light of divine justice.

The light of divine power will flow through the mens and overcome the darkness and materialism of rationalistic philosophy.

As we could see, Augustine makes recognition of truth dependent on divine illumination, a sort of irradiation of the intelligible light of divine ideas, which is accessible only to the few who are "holy and pure".

In this, his understanding of Jewish law as heavenly gift, we can already see the sense in which for Saadya, revelation is a ground for living — it is the basis upon which a person can live in the light of divine favor.

Although mysticism has social implications, the mystic is primarily an individualist, whereas the prophet, a person of intense but intermittent experience, sees himself called to be a spokesman for the divine to the community or all humankind and regards his own experience as a message that enables him to interpret the past and the future in the light of the divine will.

The same chapter is climaxed by the vision of Wisdom as "the mother of all things," the origin of all motion and order in the created universe, guiding the quest of human wisdom by the light of the divine intellect.

Albert's view of the procession of the universe from the "substantial light" of the divine intellect through the operation of a hierarchy of lesser intelligences is clearly perceptible in Dante's treatment of the cosmic intelligenze or sostanze separate in the Convivio [Conv. 2.4 5; Nardi (1992), 47 62].

This is the light found within the heart, the light of our divine self.

Through each and all of us the light of the divine can dispel this deepening darkness.