Sentence examples for vision of god from inspiring English sources

And he speaks out: "These are the words of Balaam, the prophet of God, who has the vision of God and the hearing of God.

She was… English poetry began with a vision of God.

English poetry began with a vision of God.

Medieval theologians often spoke of a "Beatific Vision," a blessed vision of God.

Bergman's film emphasised Karin's religious quest, culminating in her extraordinary vision of God.

They were accused of neglecting the sacraments for ceaseless prayer and of teaching a materialistic vision of God.

The broken body was the inspiration for his vision of God on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

COLEMAN--Eleanor P. One year ago you closed your eyes on this world and got a better vision of God.

Kashf, (Arabic: "uncovering," "revelation"), in Sufism (i.e., Islamic mysticism), the privileged inner knowledge that mystics acquire through personal experience and direct vision of God.

Only after regaining full consciousness does he attain the more sublime state of baqāʾ (subsistence) and finally become ready for the direct vision of God.

Mushāhadah, ( Arabic: "witnessing" or "viewing") also called shuhūd ("witnesses"), in Sufi (Muslim mystic) terminology, the vision of God obtained by the illuminated heart of the seeker of truth.