Examples of 'subject to god' in a sentence
Meaning of "subject to god"
Subject to God: This phrase is often used in a religious context to indicate being under the authority or will of God, or being dependent on divine guidance
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I will not be subject to god or to man.
We are the ones who are made subject to God.
Demons are subject to God and not man.
But even governments are subject to God.
Jesus is subject to God and obedient to His will.
The whole world is subject to God.
He 's subject to God like everything else in creation.
They do not want to be subject to God.
Therefore, we are subject to God and are called to be obedient.
Man never will be God because he will always be subject to God.
Satan is subject to God.
Lastly, all who are in a state of salvation are subject to God.
First, man 's conscience is subject to God only, to Whom every man is directly responsible.
Our body is subject to the soul, and the soul is subject to God.
He is subject to God i.e. ask permission to.
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They feel they do not need to be subject to God and His government.
Man as man is capable to hold any exalted Position, subject to God.
Time itself is subject to God.
But Daniel, lions acknowledge, because he was subject to God.
The Son is and will always be subject to God the Father.
The devil is God 's devil, in other words, he is subject to God.
Surely all things are subject to God 's will.
Then the son ( or law ) shall be subject to God.
The king is not subject to man, but subject to God and the law.
That be, and still be subject to God.
James explains, " So be subject to God.
James wrote, “ Be subject to God.
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