Sentence examples for taste of god from inspiring English sources
Who wouldn't want a taste of God or to taste what it might be like to be a God oneself?
There is still another kind of secularism, more to the taste of proper God-rejectors, and more faithful to the original coinage, that denotes a life lived without recourse to the supernatural.
One of the more significant times of tasting the presence of God was after a rigorous hike I took on the Hamama Falls Trail on Oahu, Hawaii.
We want to taste the big words of God.
Taste and see that the gift of God is good.
They reflect popular taste, though with lyrics about the power of God, not teenage turmoil.
"Some who are standing here will not taste death before they see the kingdom of God," Jesus announced; but none of them did.
27But truly I tell you, there are some standing here who will not taste death before they see the kingdom of God.
An honest-to-god real taste of season eight.
His cautionary remarks about knowledge (B34) and reminder of the subjectivity of human taste (B38: "If god had not made yellow honey, they would think that figs were far sweeter") also reflect a traditional view of human judgment as limited and conditioned by personal experience.
