Sentence examples for making grace from inspiring English sources

The church choir sings a hymn, "dragging it like a plow through heavy clay"; the pastor uses "his hands to push and pull his congregants as if kneading dough and making grace rise".

God alone can bring about the love instantiating divine dominium, making grace necessary for apostolic poverty.

But, rather than coming up with some clever scheme to off her, he decided to go unbelievably ambitious: commit a series of killings identical to the original Grove Park murders and make Grace one of the victims, then frame his best friend Matthew for the whole thing.

Fitzralph's expression of the Augustinian papal position makes grace the deciding factor in ownership relations and ultimately in political authority, both of which had become nested in the term dominium.

It was typical of the sort of simple human gesture Madiba was capable of making with grace and generosity.

All of which is to say that if McCain gets his way and brings cable unbundling to the U.S., it might not be all roses and sunshine – there could be a lot more faux folksy millionaire bearded fellas making duckcalls gracing your TV sets, too.

In lieu of flowers, donations in his name can be made to Grace Episcopal Memorial Fund, 4 Madison Avenue, Madison, New Jersey 07940.

Sure, he could have done the running without the premature celebration, but that mistake gave the later action its drama, and made its grace all the more surprising.

For the universalists not only reject the Augustinian idea that God restricts his irresistible grace to a limited elect; they also hold that God's judgment of sin his permitting sinners to experience the very condition of separation they have confusedly chosen is itself an expression of his boundless mercy and therefore part of what makes his grace irresistible.

Jeryl Brunner: What inspired you to make Across Grace Alley?

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