Sentence examples for to be incarnated from inspiring English sources

Most of us require the names to be incarnated in visible things before we can understand them.

I wanted to expand the idea of what it means for God to be incarnate in Jesus".

He was believed to be incarnate in the sacred plant that was pounded to death in order to extract its life-giving juice so that those who consumed it might be given immortality.

In general, these argue that all change it involved occurred in the human nature God the Son assumed rather than in God; God was eternally ready to be incarnate, and eternally had those experiences of the earthly Christ which the Incarnation makes part of his life.

Instead, the woman must brave the 'tongues of fire' in a 'sacrifical offering of innocence', in order to realize her Godlikeness; which is not to be found in bodilessness and the absence of passion, but in passionate creativity; in the willingness to be incarnate.

In the barbershop those ideas needed to be incarnate for the biology professor, the mechanic, the police officer, and the attorney to engage them.

His devotion to being incarnate in the harshness of the reality he was born into, brought him face to face with the injustice and violence and evil so prevalent in our world.

After passing an implant station, he taught, the thetan returned to Earth, where it was incarnated.

"My work explores the intelligence of the body -- its soul -- to touch what is unknown, to make incarnate something that has never been incarnated".

Values mean very little unless they are incarnated.

The order degree of the signal information distribution is incarnated by singular spectrum entropy.