For once, she did not have to guess God's will.
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By God's will, we will disappoint U.S. on all arenas.
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In short, he became convinced he was doing God's will.
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At the end of the day, it's really God's will.
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" He adds: "Everything about this pregnancy we said is God's will.
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"Maybe it's God's will, maybe he's holding me back," Santos said.
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If it is God's will, I might have a certain disease.
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But their rulers had an intolerable tendency to defy God's will.
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And all agree that humans are imperfect interpreters of God's will.
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Wealth and power, meanwhile, were seen as markers of God's will.
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We cannot really understand the course of events or God's will.
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"If not, then it's God's will that we'll have to sell."
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I think it is a transgression against God's law, God's will.
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George Faught claimed that rape and incest were part of God's will.
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"How do we view what God's will is for us?" she asked.
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"I don't believe in #vaccines I believe in God's will," one read.
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Even Pope Francis speaks of "discerning" God's will, but rarely of revelations.
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And going to work every day is an act of God's will.
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She refuses to even shed one tear, nor will she question God's will.
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Islamic clerics have opposed euthanasia of stray dogs, saying it contravenes God's will.
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Don't say 'murder,' don't say 'kill,' It was destiny, it was God's will.
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When a president calls his decision "God's will," that essentially ends any argument.
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" Mr. Khan added, "But it was God's will, so we cannot say anything.
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It's kind of a God's will thing — whatever happens is supposed to happen.
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So if that's part of God's will for me, I'm certainly open to it.
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I think it was God's will; he gave her the strength to keeping fighting.
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"They both believe that if it happens, it was God's will," says the source.
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"Kaplan convinced Savilla that he was God and that this was God's will," Penglase said.
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Almost every sentence she speaks ends with a " si Dios quiere" (if it's God's Will).
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Although many Muslims think God's will requires tolerance of false religious views, many do not.
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Another such idea was that claim that the heterosexual, nuclear, patriarchal family was God's will.
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The Bible is replete with examples of flawed individuals being used to accomplish God's will.
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"So if that's part of God's will for me, I'm certainly open to it," she added.
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And then says that they won't have brain surgery because God's will will protect their son.
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They'll watch while millions die from the pandemic, and they'll chalk it up to God's will.
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We pray for him because it is God's will that he is president of the country.
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"This division of power is not God's will, nor it is based on the constitution," Hekmatyar said.
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"Cats know that people act as middlemen to God's will," says one Istanbul resident in the film.
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"Whatever they help me out with, it is a blessing," he said, calling the storm God's will.
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The guy was shouting "it's corrupt, it's dirty, it's vile, it's not God's will" into a microphone.
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Asked about the apparent contradiction -- why would previous Mormon prophets reject what is now apparently God's will?
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Instead, authorities say, Stacey was encouraged to pray for the boy's recovery, leaving his fate to God's will.
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If God's will is that we are to be selfless, then what benefit is it to act selfishly?
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Northern evangelicals argued that slavery was against God's will, while Southerners cited biblical passages to prove the opposite.
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If it's God's will to get in or not get in you'll figure that out first and foremost.
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For some, the institution was an abomination, while others advocated that slavery was a manifestation of God's will.
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Put simply, for believing Muslims, Shariah is the ideal realization of divine justice — a higher law reflecting God's will.
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"My heart of love is going out for all that was in harm's way of God's will," she said.
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Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is — his good, pleasing and perfect will.
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Various longstanding anti-vaccine movements persist there, and some conservative Protestant sects in Europe believe vaccination subverts God's will.
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If they are in the sealed landfill, he considers it "God's will" and he is "at peace" with it.
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The more power he gains, the higher he rises in politics, the more he can carry out God's will.
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It included libertarians who wanted licence in all things and believers who thought the state existed to do God's will.
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Men say that babies are God's will; women report that they have little say in the matter, at any rate.
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America is a Christian nation, he asserted, and government must be kept from interfering with God's will in market economics.
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Believers can no more fail to act on their understanding of God's will than all gays and lesbians can remain celibate.
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As you tasted our strength in Iraq and the Levant, by God's will we will conquer Persia and make it Sunni.
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He said Mohamed Farah, the oldest, was hopeful about sentencing, and had told him that whatever came next was God's will.
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The idea that Trump is, like the Persian kings Cyrus or Darius, a pagan "vessel" for God's will is likewise commonplace.
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"We can't say that it's not God's will for Donald Trump to be president, because he is the president," said Uwan.
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When we heard all the sound, we almost decided to leave but then we said let's just submit to God's will.
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"We can't say that it's not God's will for Donald Trump to be president, because he is the president," she said.
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For the man who wins it will be a gameplan coming off perfectly, or God's will, or a manifestation of his destiny.
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Due to the century's high mortality rates, especially among infants and children, death was often perceived as a manifestation of God's will.
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"We prepared and convinced his mother that this was God's will, that the women should not open the coffin," Mr. Qaseem said.
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Some of the children described their household as a religious place where they believed what was happening to them was God's will.
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Thrown overboard during a storm at sea, Jonah is swallowed whole by an enormous whale, wherein he learns to submit to God's will.
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Bass explained that these evangelicals see both Netanyahu and Trump as doing God's will in moving the world toward the end of days.
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"My heart of love is going out to all that were in harm's way in this horrible accident of God's will," she said.
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It is time for organized religion to discard the outdated and misguided interpretations of God's will that too often motivate violence and murder.
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Torres gradually improved the family recipe over the years and would always tell anyone who asked that the secret ingredient was God's will.
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Whenever Israel gained more political territory, whenever Israel extended its boundaries, it was God's will, the end-times unfolding on the evening news.
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One the descendant of slaves, the other a proponent of the Confederate South who thinks the mixing of races is against God's will.
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Also frustrating, said Sergeant Kennett, was an almost fatalistic outlook among some Amish elders that tragedies such as buggy accidents were God's will.
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Trying to explain the accident months later, Mr. Datchaka told a reporter that perhaps it was God's will for his grandson to die.
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And to me, the starting point should be human beings, not doctrine we adhere to because we think we're — quote — doing God's will.
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Members believe in a literal translation of the Scripture, which states that faith will heal all and if someone dies, it is God's will.
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" After Edward Jenner developed the first immunization in 1796, he faced a backlash by clergy members who argued that vaccination acted against "God's will.
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"It was God's will," said one, and I didn't have the nerve to tell her that God was not there and never had been.
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Seeking God's will Like Spell, Pastor Brian Lowman is reluctant to close the doors of his South Hills Baptist Church in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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Or decision-driven games like Deconstructeam's God's Will Be Watching; whose simple controls and morally challenging scenarios could work well in a chatbot environment.
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Sikh men wear distinctive turbans, which represent the courage to fight injustice, and keep their beards uncut, which signals an acceptance of God's will.
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"I was born into a traditional church, so I am learning what is God's will," Julia Stukalova, a church member from Russia, said Monday.
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"With God's will and his strength, we are staying determined, patient...The abundance of killing will not stop us," Baghdadi said in the audio recording.
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That we are not untouched by lust is our fault—not the result of God's will but the consequence of something that we have done.
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Gospel witness, missionary work, conversion, rebirth in Christ: all can be meaningful signs of membership in the elect, and yet none can change God's will.
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"Book of Ecclesiastes says enjoy yourself, have a glass of wine, for this is God's will for you," Kinkade said in response to the allegations.
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When he finally came out to his mother, she knew that their family might attack him with scripture claiming that being transgender is against God's will.
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Instead, Mary and Jesus's close relationship is portrayed almost as a symbiosis, something they both need to survive and to carry out God's will on earth.
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How did we get here, where two powerful men argue about whether abortion should be legal while both agree that it's wrong and against God's will?
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On the way to the funeral, our parents told him that what had happened was God's will, that this was part of a much bigger plan.
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" She added that some ultra-Orthodox Jews "worry that vaccinating interrupts a divine plan for someone's life, and they don't want to interfere in God's will.
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Defending the fact that the ban would have no exceptions, Faught suggested that "rape and incest could be part of God's will," according to the Huffington Post.
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His parents had forbidden him to journey to the Mainland; the Mainland was the "easy, slack life"; the Island was the life of discipline, severity, God's will.
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Church members say the ceremony was scheduled months before the Parkland shooting, and they were following God's will to honor the Second Amendment, according to the affiliate.
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Around the shrine, on April 255, 2282, Dmitry Enteo and the members of God's Will, his Russian Orthodox activist group, shouted anti-blasphemy slogans and theatrically crossed themselves.
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If the First Amendment's Establishment Clause means anything, it has to mean that God's will cannot be a constitutional justification for a law that erases an individual right.
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When the judge declared a mistrial, Scott's mother invoked God's will toward justice, and the state's governor, Nikki Haley, cautioned patience until the state could retry the officer.
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"Nobody should doubt that with God's will, we as a country and a nation will overcome terror, terrorist organisations ... and the forces behind them," he said in a statement.
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For students raised under the ATI curriculum, the message—both stated and implicit—is this: If you are suffering, it is because you are outside of of God's will.
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He says the whole notion that a cross can be "against somebody" is anathema to Christianity and adds that it was just the right site, perhaps even God's will.
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"Believing he was the agent of God's will, and acting with divine guidance, George W. Bush would lead the nation into two disastrous wars of aggression," Mr. Smith writes.
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" Bakker: "Pastor Paula White said the other day on my television show that since Trump's presidency is God's will, opposition to Trump amounts to resisting 'the hand of God.
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"God's will be done," Annie prays, and while she has His attention she adds a prayer that He will be merciful tomorrow when she returns to Willy and the kids.
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Pray for him to come back and if it is God's will that he does not, be the kind of a boy and man your daddy wants you to be.
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If God's will is that we are to be compassionate and to see the inherit dignity in creation, then what benefit is it for me to act contrary to that?
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We've got some difficult days ahead...I just want to do God's will...I want you to know tonight, that we, as a people, will get to the Promised Land.
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Demonstrating that they had overwhelming numbers and overwhelming firepower, FBI agents opened a dialogue with Ellison; behind the scenes, Ollie Ellison convinced her husband that it was God's will they surrender.
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And it was meant to be this way, doing God's will, and I understood that after a few months, when I connected with Him and had that intimacy with the Lord.
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For the uninitiated, Moore is an ex-Alabama Supreme Court justice and former kickboxer, who openly opines that God's will trumps the U.S. Constitution and that 9/11 was divine retribution.
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But the plain meaning of the text isn't that Joseph forgives his brothers for not being aware of their actions; it isn't even that God's will be done, whatever men do.
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Back at home now, she seems remarkably untroubled by her experiences and still enthusiastic about the caliphate, though, as she says, it was not God's will to work out this time.
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It did not establish a clear motive for the shooting, but in nearly illegible handwriting, it indicated that Mr. Anderson believed he was charged with carrying out "God's will," they said.
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It allows them to see Trump as "their" candidate — a candidate who will effect God's will that America become a truly Christian nation — without requiring Trump himself to manifest any Christian virtues.
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Matthew Deaver, Ruth's husband and Henry's father, is a dangerous zealot who demands that his wife and son pray, and turns violent in what he believes is the service of god's will.
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But every time those around Trump mention Cyrus, they're signaling to their listeners that because Trump is nothing but a vessel for God's will, he's also somewhat irrelevant in the scheme of things.
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The film is a febrile wonder, marked by a burning, wide-eyed performance by Emily Watson as Bess, a modern Joan of Arc who comes to believe her husband's demands as God's will.
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The intensity of the panic rose and fell more than once over these 200 years and, according to scholars, coincided with personal grievances and the state's insistence that all citizens actively promote God's will.
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"This city will become, by God's will, a prominent cultural landmark and an important center for meeting the future generation's recreational, cultural and social needs in the kingdom," said Prince Mohammed in a statement.
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While the public at large was more likely to be concerned about god's will and divine law, Douglass made sensible points, particularly relating to how Boylston and Mather went about their ensuing inoculation experiments.
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Yishai Schlissel said during his trial in a Jerusalem court that he had been doing God's will by killing a 16-year-old girl and wounding five other participants at the July 2015 event.
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"I don't plan on moving out of New York, have a clean record, hope God's will is that I don't die, and won't commit what I honestly believe to be election fraud," Crowley said.
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Expanding her inquiry to his whole existence in this current book, she shows how Moses' flaws and shortcomings function as a metaphor for humanity as he confronts God's will and struggles to convey his word.
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Some parents have cultural objections to autopsy, or think it's God's will that they suffer a loss, or they worry unnecessarily that the body won't be back for burial in a timely fashion, he said.
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As the nearby Wallenpaupack Area School District moved its students to another school over concerns about the armed celebrants, church leaders argued for the power of guns to do God's will — and protect the innocent.
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That conclusion arose directly from the Greens' religion, their belief that God's will was beyond human comprehension, that we are operating within a divine plan that we may or may not have the power to influence.
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Plenty of them side with Sharlet's skepticism, but just as many offer up support for the faith-based Family, arguing that these mysterious ministries are all part of God's will — and nothing nefarious is at play.
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Pennsylvania parents who said their 2-year-old daughter's death was "God's will" were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter on Friday after refusing to seek medical care for the child's treatable form of pneumonia, PEOPLE confirms.
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Between 1845 and 1852, Ireland lost more than a quarter of its population to starvation, disease and emigration, while its English overlords hemmed, hawed and, in at least one prominent case, cited God's will as justification.
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"I don't plan on moving out of New York, have a clean record, hope God's will is that I don't die and won't commit what I honestly believe to be election fraud," he said on Twitter.
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In an even-toned concession speech broadcast Friday on state television, Mr. Jammeh declared that he would abide by what he called God's will for him to hand over the presidency to the winner, Adama Barrow.
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" She says, "The first day when it happened, I whispered into Jon's ear, you know, if it's God's will for you to live, then fight, but if it's too painful then I understand, and I'll be okay.
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The opposition sunk Ms. Park's nominee for prime minister in 2014 for once remarking that the colonization of Korea was "God's will," and that Japan wasn't obliged to compensate comfort women, based on a 1965 bilateral treaty.
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As the spokesperson for God's Will, Enteo—a slight man with a high forehead, a perennial self-satisfied smirk, and large, expressive eyes ripped straight out of a Pushkin verse—is no stranger to fomenting public chaos.
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On the final day of the campaign, tens of thousands of people gathered at Jakarta's largest mosque to hear preachers tell them it was God's will that they cast their ballot for one of the two Muslim candidates.
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Twenty-five months of the most intensive and expensive professional intervention, short of God's, will provide no protection for the public and no rehabilitation of this juvenile by any services or facilities presently available to the Juvenile Court.
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Misogynists who want women out of the workforce — including women with internalized misogyny — usually don't believe that women are really good at their various professions but should be stopped from participating in them anyway because it's God's will.
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In an effort to bring about some change in my world, I decided to follow in the footsteps of whatever the main character is called on God Friended Me, and spend an entire day attempting to follow God's will.
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In this context, Gilead seemed a little effortful: you didn't need to rename the butcher shop All Flesh and rebrand rape as a supervised monthly ceremony in order to bend a society to someone's bad idea of God's will.
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Nello Liberti's track "O capo clan" is a similarly proud apologia for mob rule: "The boss is a serious man, it's not true that he is evil / If he has committed wrongs it was for necessity and according to God's will".
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During the campaign, audio from one of Hagee's sermons in the 1990s was leaked that seemed to suggest that Adolf Hitler had been fulfilling God's will by aiding the desire of Jews to return to Israel in accordance with biblical prophecy.
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However, while rightly reflecting Anne's very unmodern acceptance, after some anguish, of all her dead children as God's will, this distancing language risks reducing both our visceral ache over those small coffins laid about Mary, Queen of Scots, and our ache for Anne herself.
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In its totality, the speech Trump gave to the UN was one that pushes the Westphalian system — where states live in perpetual anarchy, doing as they will within their borders, agreeing that sovereignty within those borders is second only to God's will — to its limits.
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" The pope was kind enough to add that priests should help gay people out with "respectful pastoral guidance," he said, "so that those who manifest a homosexual orientation can receive the assistance they need to understand and fully carry out God's will in their lives.
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" President Carter is a realist, and he's concerned about the current state of the world, but he was also careful to say he doesn't believe the worst will happen — "I'm a Christian, and I believe God's will and God's love will prevail, but I worry about it.
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Lentz -- who's also a spiritual advisor to a TON of NBA stars including Kevin Durant, Carmelo Anthony and J.R. Smith -- says he understands the outrage over newly released video of Mixon brutalizing a female Oklahoma student during a 2014 incident, but says God's will is clear.
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The best we can do is act out of our theological understandings of God's will, pray that we are on God's side — and not the other way around — and always recognize that Jesus revealed himself in company of the poor and powerless, not kings or other rulers.
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Fifield published the work of midcentury libertarian thinkers Ludwig von Mises and his disciple Murray Rothbard and set about convincing America's Protestant clergy that America was a Christian nation in which government must be kept from interfering with the expression of God's will in market economics.
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" In an apparent reference to Turkey's role in the conflict in Syria, the statement warned that "the government of Turkey should know that the blood of Muslims, which it is targeting with its planes and its guns, will cause a fire in its home by God's will.
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When IS has murdered homosexuals within the caliphate, it has distributed media of its fighters hugging the condemned men, the message being: IS bears no personal animus, it is simply enforcing god's will — punishment being a 'corrective' and an act of mercy since it allows atonement.
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These stalwart teachers, he maintained -- unlike Catholic American bishops so easily swayed by "modern trends," as he saw it -- upheld the righteousness of government-imposed executions as God's will, justified in the same way as the killing of a rabid dog or the amputation of a gangrenous limb.
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As a judge who worked his 1986 kidnapping case wrote, according to FOX Carolina: "Twenty five months of the most intensive and expensive professional intervention, short of God's, will provide no protection for the public and no rehabilitation of this juvenile by any services or facilities presently available to the Juvenile Court."
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The store was frequented by many authors, including W. H. Auden, Diane di Prima, Denise Levertov, Edward Albee, William S. Burroughs, Gregory Corso, Allen Ginsbert, and Patti Smith I mourn for the most lonely thing; and yet God's will be done I knew a phoenix in my youth so let them have their day.
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Pastor Frazier, who struggled with religious condemnation of her sexual orientation as a child growing up in rural North Carolina, tells those who come to her not to blindly believe everything that's taught from the pulpit or that's written in the Bible, but to develop their own capacity to discern God's will for them.
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"I have been told several times online that abortion is wrong, no matter what, even if your life is at risk, and that I deserved to die for what I had done, and if I had died because I chose to continue my pregnancies, then that would have been God's will," one study participant told researchers.
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Buttigiegian integralism does not include, so far as I can tell, support for any policy that deviates from the progressive catechism; like certain fervent Republicans of the religious right, he appears to believe that God's will has finally been perfectly instantiated in the platform of a single political party 2,000 years after the birth of Christ.
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"If it is God's will that I should serve as the 45th president ... history will say that on this night in South Carolina, we took the first step forward in the beginning of a new American century," Rubio said, delivering what amounted to a victory speech despite finishing well behind Trump — just as he had after his third-place spot in the Iowa caucuses.
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But what I remembered most about both church experiences — the overwhelming memory of hours spent in pews — was feeling the need to conform in order to be accepted by both the church and the God it purports to represent, to take the same-sex attractions I felt, bottle them up and pretend they didn't exist because the church said they were an affront to God's will.
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MSNBC anchor Stephanie Ruhle mocked President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's new senior economic adviser on Thursday for using the term "God's will" in talking about his prospects for success heading into the administration.
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I made a note about my admiration for Pereg's light touch with her massively overdetermined material: In both the Jewish and Muslim traditions, Ishmael/Ismail is Abraham's first son, but in the Torah his mother is a slave and Abraham ultimately drives both mother and son away into the desert, while in the Koran it's Ismail, not Isaac, whom Abraham is commanded to sacrifice, and Ismail declares himself ready to submit to God's will.
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Darren Oldridge is excellent on the Devil (whether he serves God's will or defies it, for instance, and how he has migrated inward in modern times, leaving off torturing the body in favor of distorting the mind); and Paul Strohm is astute on the equally enticing subject of " Conscience " (how inconvenient it is, how unevenly distributed, how strangely yet strategically it is located, simultaneously in the deepest reaches of the self and on the boundary we share with the world).
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