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Discover Ludwig"man of god" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to religious figures such as pastors or priests. For example, "The congregants looked to the man of god for guidance."
Idiom
Man Of God.
A man of God is a clergyman.
Dictionary
man of god
noun
A minister or priest.
Exact(59)
He's a man of God," he said.
"He's a good man of God.
But this man of God has another weakness.
He's a man of God, and a Haitian".
An Episcopalian, Glass called Falwell "a wonderful man of God".
* _You are a man of God, as I am.
"He's a real gentleman, a humble, nice man — in other words, a man of God".
"I am a man of God," he says sternly to Jekesai's angry uncle.
Maybe he could talk with another man of God, the Reverend Frank Schaefer.
Can a man of God also be a man of violence?
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It was a man-of-the-people, man-of-God masterpiece.
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