Sentence examples for supernatural aid from inspiring English sources

But perhaps, Mosby thought, a man like Lustgarten would never, except with supernatural aid, exist in a suitable form.

But instead of waiting, Cinderellalike, for supernatural aid, they are standing up for themselves and rescuing one another.

Earth clans had charge of ceremonies concerning war and food supply, while the ceremonies overseen by the sky clans were designed to secure supernatural aid.

Traditional Yurok religion was concerned with an individual's effort to elicit supernatural aid, especially through ritual cleanliness, and with rituals for the public welfare.

We recognise that only by returning to his past (with supernatural aid) and then examining the state of his life and the consequences of his actions, is he able to find redemption.

However, what will have stuck in Shakespeare's craw even more was that Chapman finished off Christopher Marlowe's poem "Hero and Leander" – doubtless boasting again of Marlowe's own supernatural aid.

The pastors worried about all of those things, but they were even more deeply disquieted by the idea that people would lose touch with the value of work, that they would expect something for nothing, that they would invoke supernatural forces for aid -- "C'mon Seven!" -- which either meant taking the Lord's name in vain or negotiating with other unearthly principalities.

They called on the people to rise up and topple French rule and said that supernatural forces would aid the independence fighters, saying that an unnamed monk would arrive from the mountains to lead them.

These were of two classes: Earth Surface People (human beings, ghosts, and witches) and Holy People (supernaturals who could aid or harm Earth Surface People by sending sickness).

He has written less sentimentally too of his great theme, redemption, which in most lives does not arrive with the aid of supernatural intercession.

When the Exodus story is told in homes, synagogues and churches, it is rendered with a neat beginning, middle and end: the enslaved underdogs, led by a heroic figure and aided by supernatural forces, overcome impossible odds and arrive at their prophesied homeland.