Sentences with phrase «unworthiness for»

In sum, the court found that Brokerage had «demonstrated incompetency, bad faith, dishonesty and unworthiness for licensure,» and upheld the Commission's $ 123,500 fine and five year revocation of Brokerage's license.

He didn't deride her, admonish her, quote her Gods scripture, his punishments, her unworthiness for either kingdom, instruct her in the saving of her sol, nor even expect that she must change to be welcome in his kingdom.

And once this recognition is at the heart of our ministry, our preaching will become effectual — not that we are ever more than unworthy and «unprofitable» servants, but that God in Christ can and does use our unworthiness for his own great ends and makes even our imperfections to serve him.

Not exact matches

For me as a Calvinist, that suggests that rather than spending a lot of time defending the doctrine of total depravity or of election I would do best to share my deeply felt sense of my own unworthiness, and to point people to the way in which I have experienced God's gracious workings in my life.

Nothing «results» from what he has seen, except for a terrible feeling of unworthiness and impurity.

These three elements gain the support of other forms of general revelation in the following order: faith concludes (1) that the «wholly other» is also the Creator, (2) that the sense of moral unworthiness means that God is Judge, and (3) that the longing for forgiveness after judgment implies the tentative assurance that God is also Redeemer.

I think it's the same as for everyone else, which is not just a notional sense of unworthiness, a spiritual sense of unworthiness.

Monotheisms religious variations do nowadays abound, for many variations of «mono - isms» are but fetters, the bonds that do bind up and weigh shackled inward, towards errant subjugations upon the propensities of root cause unworthiness.

He discovered the ways in which the old beliefs had given him a sense of undeserved and derivative (from God) worth and power to compensate temporarily and ineffectively for his personal feelings of unworthiness and powerlessness.

Also because with this question they thought that they would catch her with a snare that could not be loosened by anything for if she said no, it would be confessing her unworthiness to be God's instrument.

Some of their protestations of utter unworthiness strike the modern reader as pathological; and some of the ruses whereby they sought to escape being «captured,» «snared,» and «seized» for the episcopate seem theatrical.

The evidence of the first is «a fixed and earnest desire for the work,» «an abiding impression of duty to preach the gospel,» and «a sense of personal weakness and unworthiness and a heartfelt reliance on divine power.»

The periods of nightly drinking were a remedy for anxiety, sleeplessness, and the too - painful - to - admit feeling of unlovability and unworthiness that would consume me at times.