You need to immerse yourself in the word of God.
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CAG followers believe her word is the word of God.
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A country full of people living by the word of God.
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"The Achuar are also preaching the word of God," Yampik said.
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Muslim protest groups, however, accused him of denigrating the word of God.
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To Drollinger, the Bible is more than the literal word of God.
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Christians and Jews believe our Bible is the inspired word of God.
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Get the word of God in your heart and love each other.
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"It's not an academic doctrine, it's the word of God," he said.
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None of them believe the Torah is the literal word of God anymore.
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The word of God appears to be welcome everywhere in Webster Parish, Louisiana.
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And those could only be countered by meditating upon the word of God.
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"It's the whole idea of Spotify meets the word of God," said the Rev.
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For the technophiles the pure word of God is to be found in data.
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Only 39 percent of active believers consider the Bible as the literal word of God.
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Is it because the Quran, which is considered the inerrant word of God, condemns it?
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" He added, "What I'm critical off [sic] are actions that violate the word of God.
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Yes, Taribo West is now preaching the word of God on a full-time basis.
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" He replied, "Blessed rather are those who hear the word of God and obey it.
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According to the Word of God, we will all be judged on loving our neighbor.
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"Our calling, at least as I see it, is spreading the word of God," he said.
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Now, the world's largest religion is turning to virtual reality to spread the word of God.
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For each of them, the word of God was quickly eclipsed by the power of art.
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It is a Gutenberg-like goal, with the history of photography substituting for the word of God.
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If the word of God had not been embodied in human language, how could anyone understand it?
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"I didn't want them because I didn't want to go against the word of God," she said.
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I know some trainers here never bandaged a horse and they got horses outrun the word of God.
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Forget the clothing reforms of Pope Paul VI. Your wardrobe decisions just became the infallible Word of God.
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For 99 years, his greatest testimony was his own faithfulness to preach and live the word of God.
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"We believe the Bible to be 'the' Word of God," one of Pruitt's pastors, Nick Garland, told me.
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" In his reference to the Rapture, Fox said, Pompeo had meant "staying faithful to the word of God.
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"I implore — I exhort every member of the body of Christ to vote according to the word of God and vote for the candidate that stands on the word of God and on the Constitution of the United States of America," Rafael Cruz said in the video clip broadcast by Fox.
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The King James translators, presumably to avoid tampering too much with the word of God, tended to preserve parataxis.
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In the trailer, Magdalene is seen meeting and joining Jesus on his mission to spread the word of God.
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It is a celebration of the descent of the word of God, the Quran, from heaven to the earth.
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" It is, August thinks, "the first time the women of Molotschna have interpreted the word of God for themselves.
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The miraculous birth of Jesus — the prophet, the Messiah and the "Word" of God — should not offend any Muslim.
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" And: "I will bring the full force of the Law and the Word of God against you to judge you.
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You get rid of that foundation—that the Bible is the inerrant, living word of God—and then what's left?
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We had plans to reach the entire student population with the wondrous word of God, and we went all out.
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"It's disgraceful" @realDonaldTrump on Rafael Cruz asking people of Indiana to "vote according to the word of God"https://t.
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"Through ministry and the word of God and loving them, they are getting them to change their minds," Rubio says.
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" Focus on the Family devotes a webpage to the implications of a worldview "based on the infallible Word of God.
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On those early Sunday mornings, he learned the basics of prayer, studying the word of God, and showing kindness toward others.
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By not part of it, you mean that they're on a different plane, because the word of God is what they're executing?
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"People need to hear the word of God now more than ever," said Father John Peter Bebeley who manages the radio station.
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Also the spear can only be activated by the word of God, which is pretty easy to find, as it turns out.
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That means it doesn't matter which political party you are from, as long as you are consistent in following the word of God.
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Evangelists roam around preaching the word of God, volunteer hairdressers provide free trims, and dentists scour around migrants' mouths for cavities to fill.
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"That's sad that we've come to that point that we're going to attack a pastor for preaching the Word of God," he added.
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Just as the word of God has come down, the word of supplicants goes up to God, more efficaciously than any other time.
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Like every Muslim worthy of the name, Dr. Rahman believed that the Quran is the word of God revealed to the Prophet Muhammad.
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The idea for the above photo came from the Bible verse "take the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God."
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — She recalled watching the young white man stroll into Bible study, thinking he just wanted to seek the word of God.
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He said that while the volunteers "can't directly preach the word of God, we can indirectly influence the people there by being good Christians".
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"Biblically, there are cases where people have been healed by the word of God," Pastor Victor Kirk of the Sharon Bible Fellowship Church explains.
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"Anytime the word of God is being preached, it's a good thing," said 57-year-old Mark, who declined to give his last name.
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It depicts a passage from the Book of Numbers, in which the Israelites are being ravaged by snakes for doubting the word of God.
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We're told his muse and sole focus in the new year is to bring the word of God to people via his Sunday Service.
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"A miniature Qur'an permits a protective intimacy with the revealed word of God through wearing, carrying or close placement," Pistner writes in the exhibit's catalog.
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In many versions of Protestantism, parishioners are urged to reject merely human authority in any form and go directly to the pure word of God.
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A ssociate : no, the Word of God P astor : show me A ssociate : when read in context P astor : what context are you referring to?
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" Among the list of seven principles are these three: "According to the Word of God, sexual relations outside the bond of marriage is morally wrong.
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" Copeland, who works with her husband at Kenneth Copeland Ministries in Texas, said to followers in the clip: "Inoculate yourself with the word of God.
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Our church is committed to investing in people and teaching the Bible as the word of God and encouraging each person to invest in others' lives.
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It was the law because reading the Bible—and having the word of God as something close and personal to you—was crucial to these Calvinists.
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Quiverfull also condones the "headship" of husbands, the submission of wives, homeschooling, and a belief in the Bible as the literal and inerrant Word of God.
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"As a Jehovah's Witness, it's my job to spread the word of God in places like this, too," Krzysztof says, standing outside the local Kingdom Hall.
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"We recognise the complexity of different belief systems and understand Billy's intention was to express the word of God rather than cause offence," its statement said.
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Skaryna did not translate the Bible merely as an academic exercise: he wanted ordinary people to read the word of God and determine its meaning for themselves.
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The Qur'an, after all, is by definition is the holy word of God, directly transmitted to the Prophet Muhammad through the angel Gabriel, untouched by human corruption.
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"And the Supreme Court has passed laws regarding marriage, regarding abortion, and under no condition do we have to follow laws that violate the word of God."
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And that's what lies at the heart of Shavuot celebrations: accepting the word of God, just as the Israelites were believed to have done at Mount Sinai.
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He grew fascinated, he later said, by the sublime marriage of form and function that writing embodied, especially when it came to communicating the word of God.
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Eventually, he concluded that those teachings were not the true word of God, but the oral tradition of flawed humans — "I am an independent thinker," he said.
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Exegesis, the critical interpretation of scripture, is not an Islamic tradition, and for Orthodox Muslims like Shaheen, the Quran is the uncreated, eternal, inviolate word of God.
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" The crying, the church says, was because Shin could not take the entire parish to Fiji if they all "don't act according to the Word (of God).
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"I always encourage her through the word of God that if she has a little she should share with those who are in need," her father said.
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Eventually, he concluded that those teachings were not the true word of God, but the oral tradition of flawed humans — "I am an independent thinker," he said.
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For a devout Jew, only the Hebrew original of the Torah has any real standing as the word of God, though slightly different versions of that text exist.
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Joel Osteen was back to preaching the word of God Sunday after belatedly opening his megachurch to victims of Harvey flooding ... but not before clearing his name (again).
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"[T]he Supreme Court has passed laws regarding marriage, regarding abortion, and under no condition do we have to follow laws that violate the word of God," he said.
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" He added that "when together the Christians of different churches listen to the word of God and try to put it in practice, they achieve important steps toward unity.
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"I&aposm here to defend the word of God and oppose any projects that harm the Islamic identity of our people," said Kamel Raissi, a 65-year-old retiree.
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"If we believe that the Bible is the inspired word of God, then we shouldn't be recognizing it only as a book of historical and economic significance," Haslam said.
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Season one of Preacher started with an explosion from the Word of God, and ended with another explosion—as well as the realization that God left Heaven for parts unknown.
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I figured if there's an entire Israeli industry based on subverting the word of God and finding Sabbath workarounds, me exploiting a few loopholes here isn't that big a deal.
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But it now seems clear that evangelical Christians, who hold up biblical edicts on lying, cheating and adultery, don't care about the word of God when it comes to Trump.
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This compilation is from his senior year of high school at Word of God Christian Academy in Raleigh, North Carolina, is pretty freaking sweet and has 6.8 million views on YouTube.
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"As I went through my life, things got busy with business, but my family kept me grounded to the truth and the word of God," the script has Mr. Trump saying.
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"For priests, this is the foundation of the necessity of celibacy but also of liturgical prayer, meditation on the Word of God and the renunciation of material goods," the book states.
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By transcribing the exact words of other writers, Darboven is enacting the monk's transcribing of the word of God and, in this way, Darboven, too, is making her own Book of Hours.
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It is conservative in its foundational principles: against homosexual sex, staunchly pro-life, in favor of the inerrancy of the Christian Bible, the idea that scripture is literally the word of God.
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And while Mr. Navarro is not religious, it's hard not to think of the biblical passage in which Ezekiel eats a scroll so he can internalize and speak the word of God.
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That's hardy surprising: it might not be considered appropriate for the pastor of Shelter in The Storm Miracle Ministries of All Nations to wear brightly coloured braids while spreading the word of God.
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If you think starting college is hard, try doing it as a 17-year-old virgin going through a breakup, while spreading the word of God in a really pretentious and aloof way.
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Never underestimate the depth of the evangelical martyrdom complex: In their view, Moore has taken public stands for the word of God, and now the secular world is punishing him for his righteousness.
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" In one tweet, he declared, "Let's unite that the word of God may be realized in us and that we may cut off the hand and cut out the tongue of the troublemakers.
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I guess if it means you're going to get to spend a day out of the office doing nice activities and eating free salads, I would recommend you follow the word of God.
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"The Word of God is very clear, and the Church does not accept the secularization of marriage," Cardinal Müller said, according to a translation of the interview provided by the weekly newsmagazine L'Espresso.
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My pilot was Stephan Schulz, a pale, baby-faced German missionary, who works for a group called Pacific Mission Aviation that takes food, medical help and the word of God to outer-island people.
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And unlike in the comics, where Jesse's Genesis-given power has the ability to stop the Saint in his tracks, on the show, the Word of God has no effect on the murderous cowboy.
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From the time he left his home in Hamburg for the kingdom of Lesotho in 14, by his account, Mr. Bonnke felt called to bring the word of God to the people of Africa.
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But a few moments earlier, sitting in his office, Cecil Newton had mentioned that this church was a sacred place for him, not just because of the word of God but because of his family.
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Many aspects of this story are line with the New Testament: The Quran praises Jesus as the "messiah" and the "word" of God, and tells that he was born of Mary without a biological father.
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"The Bible is still the word of God, and loses none of its intrinsic worth, although it once made an ostentatious appendage to the furniture of Ann Moore," the reader is assured in the introduction.
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After King Saul fails to obey the word of God, and takes his enemies' sheep and cattle rather than killing them outright, he is informed by the prophet Samuel that he has fallen out of favour.
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The so-called "bible tax" would hinder churches and other religious organizations in their mission to "spread the word of God," said Mark Schoenwald, chief executive of HarperCollins Christian Publishing, at a USTR hearing in June.
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Then follows a series of mostly spellbinding figures: the growling, bearlike T.D. Jakes ("the greatest amen you can give the word of God is change") and the suave Kenneth C. Ulmer, who differentiates between flesh vs.
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Nat's sermons gain attention, and soon his master Samuel Turner (Armie Hammer) is essentially pimping him out to other plantations, hoping that hearing the Word of God from a fellow slave will have a quieting effect.
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When Boumallouga's employer told him he was needed to work on a project in Tunisia's south in 2014, he had to decide between his gig delivering the word of God and his duties as a family man.
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The movie follows two Jesuit missionaries in the 17th century—played by Adam Driver and Andrew Garfield—who take a dangerous journey through Japan to spread the word of God and search for their mentor (Liam Neeson).
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As a devout Catholic, Caviezel says he feels a calling to spread the word of God through his work, and is drawn to projects that "speak the truth" and aim to make a difference in the world.
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"By 2014, American adults were less likely to pray, believe in God, identify as religious, attend religious services, or believe the Bible was the word of God than they were in previous decades," the study authors write.
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Even apart from this woman, our Reverend rebuked the others for not properly understanding the Word of God and as a result, acting arrogantly and doing whatever they want to, and for having quarrels with each other.
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Waorani In 1987, a Roman Catholic bishop and a nun intending to spread the word of God met a fate similar to that of Chau at the hands of the Waorani, a group of native Amerindians in Ecaudor.
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Twenty-seven-year-old Alabamian preacher John Allen Chau experienced that hostility for himself when he shored up on North Sentinel Island, some 1,700 kilometres east of India recently, with righteous intentions of delivering the word of God.
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" The signatories call upon the College of Cardinals "to advise His Holiness that it is his duty to put an end to this scandal, to withdraw this paragraph from the Catechism, and to teach the word of God unadulterated.
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He was taught that a lustful glance or a sip of wine would result in perpetual torment, and that the Quran was the literal and inerrant word of God; because the Quran didn't mention dinosaurs, dinosaurs had never existed.
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Repeatedly, vigilantes told me they hope to draw America's gaze — to provoke the consciousness of that powerful Christian nation, which once gave them the word of God and might now lend its might to their holy crusade against drugs.
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"We were avoiding any contact with one another, yet we were in an environment where people received encouragement, comfort and indeed challenge from the word of God," he said, urging the community to work together to tackle the virus.
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The subjects speak completely unguarded and from the heart throughout the film about various topics from firearm liberties, service in a bygone war, the failing health of the casino business, drug overdoses, celebrity worship, and the Word of God.
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God was invoked in every speech: for the Bundys and their followers, the Constitution is a divinely ordained document, and heeding what they view as its central tenets, including resisting federal forces, is akin to following the word of God.
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"There are campaigns and journalists who take the exit polls as the word of God about the shape of the electorate and their voting propensities," said Michael McDonald, a political scientist at the University of Florida who researches voter turnout.
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Someone might have already translated the entire Bible in emoji, but now some Protestants in Wittenberg, Germany, have made it easier than ever to receive the digital word of God by creating their very own robo pastor, the Guardian reports.
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Liesching went up to Camp and confessed that his story about Melissa had deeply moved her and that she felt like she was one of the people Melissa wanted to reach on her mission of spreading the word of god.
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The key to the success of this mission of affecting the world around us without being controlled or manipulated by the influences of this world, is being spiritually – but not physically – set apart through our allegiance and submission to the Word of God.
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And, when that time came, the Holy Spirit is said to have arrived in a gust of wind and fire, giving the apostles the ability to speak many languages so they could spread the word of God to as many people as possible.
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When he was finally dragged before the assembled majesty of church and empire in 1521 and ordered to renounce his errors, he refused, insisting that his conscience was captive to the Word of God, a higher authority than any pope, bishop or king.
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Yes, the Christian community (pretty much all denominations) is moving to digital church services and masses during the coronavirus pandemic -- and one company in particular that specializes in broadcasting the word of God says it's seeing a massive spike in the millions.
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While a radio station run by ISIS warns listeners that they cannot be true Muslims if they do not obey the word of God, the SDF's Voice of Raqqa broadcasts public service announcements assuring civilians the SDF will protect them, between Arab pop songs.
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" Evangelical Protestants make up about 20 percent of the US population, and according to Schwadel's study, 55 percent of people who identify as evangelical answered that question with, "The Bible is the actual word of God and is to be taken literally, word for word.
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"There's only so much dehumanizing of the other that you can be exposed to — and exposed to as the word of God — without becoming susceptible to recruitment," said David Andrew Weinberg, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies in Washington who tracks Saudi influence.
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The unorthodox mass Cardenal held at the Solentiname chapel incorporated group readings and open discussions of the Bible, allowing participants to take part in interpretation of the sacred text — a practice that subverted the idea of the priest as the sole valid interpreter of the word of God.
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The Christianity that Erasmus advocated — eschewing the finer points of metaphysics in favor of the humility, simplicity and charity he saw in Jesus of Nazareth — was overpowered by Luther's conviction that the Word of God, revealed in Scripture, speaks unambiguously on all doctrinal matters, no matter how abstruse.
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A sculpture of a man sitting in a cave with an open book in front of him, he could be a believer withdrawing from the outside world to dedicate himself to the word of God, or even Luther confined to the Wartburg Castle in Eisenach, where he translated the New Testament.
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"Twisting the word of God in defense of immoral practices was a tactic used to justify keeping Black people in chattel slavery, committing genocide against Native Americans and segregating people under Jim Crow," said Barber and Liz Theoharis, co-chairs of the Poor People&aposs Campaign, in a separate statement.
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The knowledge of things like that probably made people wary of trying to coerce me into doing things, although now my life has totally changed, and I get my buzz from preaching the word of God in some of the toughest prisons on the planet, rather than inflicting pain and suffering.
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"Instead of repairing other people's mouths, God has used Elder Brooks's mouth to proclaim the eternal truths of the Word of God and thus repair people's entire minds and bodies in preparation for the new earth," Ted N. C. Wilson, the president of the Seventh-day Adventist church, wrote in the foreword.
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"I believe it was proper and right for me to give a biblical perspective of the fact that some of these natural disasters, like when you see earthquakes, flooding, volcanic eruption ... that can be caused, according to the word of God, by the actual rise and the degradation of sexual sin on the Earth," he said.
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"He put money in their pockets to get them out of some financial trouble, and once they saw him as a trusted figure, it was only a matter of time before he was interpreting their dreams and telling them that he was speaking the word of God, and he needed to be listened to," Savilla's attorney, Craig Penglase, tells PEOPLE.
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As the photographers who worked in the second half of the twentieth century reach the end of their lives, Steidl is engaged in an effort to print and catalogue work that might otherwise not be available, and to use advanced industrial means to distribute it widely: it is a Gutenberg-like goal, with the history of photography substituting for the word of God.
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