Sentence examples for wisdom of god from inspiring English sources

Bulgakov's ideas on sophiology are outlined in Wisdom of God (1937).

The Wisdom of God is filled with excellent observations and questions about organisms' behavior and function.

On land the flag was blue with a white cross extending to the edges, symbolizing "the wisdom of God, freedom and country".

The Wisdom of God Manifested in the Works of the Creation (1691), an essay in natural religion that called on the full range of his biological learning, was his most popular and influential book.

Since the beginning of time, people who have thought about such things have seen these marvels as examples of the wisdom of God; even as evidence for his existence.

In Thompson's version of her life, Al Saffarh's belief in the power and wisdom of God is what sees her through the awful events that change her family forever.

One of the Puritans' favorite words, it conveys the generosity and wisdom of their God while at the same time admonishing lowly mortals to suck it up and accept God's will even if one had a bone to pick with the magistrates of Massachusetts Bay.

Eat low on the food chain seems to be the combined wisdom of both God, Jesus, ethicists, environmentalists and nutritionists.

For me, it has to be enough: for I have nothing more to offer than believing in the goodness and wisdom of the God I have come to know through the Old and New Testaments of the Holy Bible.

The officiant at the oracle was always a woman, referred to as the Pythia, who perched on a tripod above a chasm in the bowels of the Temple of Apollo and inhaled fumes from the earth that would induce a prophetic, often crazed, trance during which she would relay the wisdom of the gods.

Because of the erratic schedule, Hamilton only serialised one novel: Wisdom of the Gods, by Ken Bulmer, which appeared in four parts, starting in the July 1958 issue.