Sentences with phrase «in wrathful»

Lu turns her attention to religion in Wrathful King Kong Core (2014), which focuses on the wrathful Tibetan Buddhist deity, Yamantaka, explaining his rage and connecting it to human neurological pathways.

What is it like to be stretched out in a wrathful world in expectation of the arrival of an incommensurable power who is not wrathful?

Chirtians often say, «if we don't get this nation to wake up to its moral depravity, God is going to come in wrathful judgement upon us all!»

Not exact matches

The God of the Bible on the other hand is the mighty, wrathful, vengeful God who is indeed in the whirlwind, who is the Judge of all the earth and will one day judge us all by the principles contained in his word.

My primary complaint about this book is that despite their desire to filter the interpretation of prophecy through the lens of Jesus Christ, they still believe in and hold to a violent, bloody, vengeful, and wrathful second coming of Jesus Christ.

Many believe that Jesus is the «loving and peaceful» side of God, while God in the Old Testament is the wrathful and vengeful warrior God.

The remiss should be fired with zeal in such a manner as not to set the wrathful ablaze.

Another possibility is to attribute a shift in personality to the deity: from wrathful to merciful, in line with the division between the Old and New Testaments.

An eternity in Heaven with a wrathful, vengeful god sounds like hell.

He posited that al - amr had normative polarity within it, namely al - haqq (the Truth) and al - khalq (Creation).33 He described al - haqq by the term al - wujud al - mahd (sheer being [SB]-RRB- 34 SB paralleled the idea of God described by Michael Sells as «God - in - himself» or that aspect of God that is absolute and unconditional essence — remote and mysterious; wrathful and majestic.35 This idea equals the notions of sat in Upadhyaya.

The God portrayed in the OT is often times very vindictive, petty, and wrathful, many times in ways that are profoundly immoral.

The cross is certainly a many - sided event and symbol, and contexts alter meanings; but in our context at least, I believe, it should be seen primarily, not as a divinely managed human sacrifice to a righteously wrathful God but as God's own solidarity with the creature and the decisive statement of One who would be «with us» unreservedly.

It's not just life / human nature / NATURE??? There are a lot of beautiful things in this world, but there is the uglier side as well... and to blaim it all on God — good or bad... well you might as well be living in the old testament... I am surprised there aren't still animal sacrifices to the angry, wrathful god that so many believe in... Oh, another question to the thumpers who believe that «God can be cruel» (And I really don't think Stephen King would say any of his work supports that)... So is God actually «perfect»?

None of that wrathful god stuff in the New Testament.

In biblical faith God is so different from us, and the sacred so remote from our profane feet, that when we violate perfection, God — in this picture drawn from human emotions — is wrathfuIn biblical faith God is so different from us, and the sacred so remote from our profane feet, that when we violate perfection, God — in this picture drawn from human emotions — is wrathfuin this picture drawn from human emotions — is wrathful.

Wrathful love has built - in controls.

We must always remember that God is not somewhat merciful and somewhat wrathful but He is both in their complete form at the same time.

Sometimes they talk about God's wrathful judgment in ways that I don't find revealed in Jesus at all.

In their toddlerhood, they may see me as hard, wrathful, unjust and unkind — but quite the opposite is true — I love them and would die for them.

As Jeremy has said in his books look at scripture through the lens of Christ and you will start to see a different God to what the Church has painted ie A angry wrathful God demanding a sacrifice, where as Christ portrays love, forgiveness, compassion.......

The fact is that the God of the Bible, who is the God of Israel in both Testaments, is wrathful toward evil and loving toward all who want him — and that this is in both parts of the Bible.

Environmental influences can't possibly affect whether or not a child develops properly because that would mean that the sky fairy is not in control, and we all know how jealous and wrathful this celestial butterfly can be when he doesn't get his way!

I noticed that you left out wrathful in your description of Gods cardinal attributes

Because the God I see in Scripture is not wrathful, petty or vengeful.

Looking sternly down at him, he said in a loud, distinct and wrathful voice: «Noise is not necessarily a manifestation of spirit.»

Kapogiannis asks me 70 in all, arranged in subject matter from God as being angry and wrathful to God as being loving, with a variety of topics in between.

Burt Lancaster turns from meek to wrathful in this taut adaptation of the Elmore Leonard Western.

Meet the Wrathful «Righteous» Priest in the trailer below... Father Theodore is a character shrouded in a mystery that will be uncovered as players progress -LSB-...]

While it did that correctly, yet in addition seriously distorted him, after which he turned into a wrathful and precarious masked avenger.

Terence Stamp (at his somber best) stars as an aging, wrathful and freshly - paroled Welsh tough who has come to L.A. to avenge the death of his daughter — a street - smart aspiring actress he's positive was murdered when she perished in a fiery car crash while he was in prison in Britain.

The film left me feeling freaked out from this evil and wrathful Creator in the film who was supposed to be representing the Christian God in the Old Testament.

The wrathful Achilles, the stalwart Agamemnon «mowing columns down in blood,» and «the two called Ajax, Great and Little» are all characters from the imagination of a blind poet who gave us bloodshed at its literary best.

In his search for a beginning, Sanders tells the life stories of Teresa Butz and Jennifer Hopper, two women from different parts of the country who eventually found each other — first in Seattle and, ultimately, at the blade's edge of Kalebu's wrathful maniIn his search for a beginning, Sanders tells the life stories of Teresa Butz and Jennifer Hopper, two women from different parts of the country who eventually found each other — first in Seattle and, ultimately, at the blade's edge of Kalebu's wrathful maniin Seattle and, ultimately, at the blade's edge of Kalebu's wrathful mania.

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While I doubt any of them could have survived one of Andre Breton's wrathful rounds of excommunications, their works in Backwards Telescopes does play with absurd imagery and classically surreal juxtapositions.