Sentence examples similar to ordaining knowledge from inspiring English sources
However, with regard to God's absolute knowledge, assertoric statements about the past and present and contingent statements about the future have the same certitude since they are absolutely necessary, whereas with regard to the God's ordained knowledge, they have only ordained necessity.
We also note that FSC-A, although ordained by "common knowledge" as a preferable size measurement parameter, approximated cell size less well than other parameters, even in our instrument, in which a monotonic relationship with bead size was present.
The members of the Sanhedrins had to be ordained, pious, mature in age, sound in mind and body, of wide knowledge, and of pure Jewish descent.
He made a favorable impression, for the Pope, impressed by his "eminent knowledge and spotless virtue," as he put it (Valois, 11), both ordained him priest and made him Bishop of Paris, a position he retained until his death in 1249.
In De prima philosophia, Vives writes: "human inquiry comes to conjectural conclusions, for we do not deserve certain knowledge (scientia), stained by sin as we are and hence burdened with the great weight of the body; nor do we need it, for we see that man is ordained lord and master of everything in the sublunary world" (III, 188).
God has ordained all things - nothing occurs without his will or pre-knowledge.
