In the heat and the haze, the view could be another earth, African-ochre, vast as God's hands cupped.
These teachings implied a vast hierarchy of gods, with God himself having a father.
He has entered upon a different life, a new life -- he has entered the vast breadth of God himself... .. (p. 244).
The region — "vast, echoing and God-like," in the words of Lawrence of Arabia — was named a Unesco World Heritage site last year.
Perhaps one of the most striking features of Hinduism for the Western mindset is its vast pantheon of gods.
Metaphysics, like poetry, begins by being a matter of vision; a metaphysician sees the scheme of all things in a certain light; for example, as nothing more than a vast mechanism or as God's creation.
And ultimately to stand with this vast gathering to ask God directly for His mercy and blessing – of course I was determined, like Muslims everywhere, that one day I would go to Mecca.
T. E. Lawrence, moved by Wadi Rum's strange beauty, called it "vast and echoing and God-like".
I exited the bathroom and entered the Rogers's three-story-high living space, a vast paean to the gods of decluttering.
Having first followed foreign models, the Tibetans gradually developed their own styles and began to depict their own lamas and teachers as well as the vast pantheon of buddhas, gods, and goddesses inherited from India, each distinguished iconographically by posture, hand gestures, and accoutrements.
