earthly造句

In this earthly life nothing is perfect.

That earthly loss is heavenly gain.

We are bankrupt of earthly treasures.

There is no earthly reason for your behavior.

The stars of heaven were dimmed by earthly fears.

Ideas of earthly superiority are educational, not innate.

Let the weight of your earthly living be redeemed for salvation's hold.

Maybe my hands are not gentle, but you can flick the earthly dust!

The Bible describes Eden as an earthly heaven with four rivers flowing from it.

So I will throw it away, and help to build an earthly paradise by buying a new one.

Saint Francis of Assisi renounced an earthly fortune, founded the Franciscan order of monks and preached to birds.

Many spiritual people pride themselves as being very open, the funny thing is that many are so closed minded to the realities of earthly living.

If I had told you about earthly things and you do not believe, how will you believe if I tell you about heavenly things?

“You must discipline yourself, ” replied the elderly master with a serious expression. “You must disentangle yourself from your wayward habits and earthly desires.

With severe drought afflicting Africa, Asia and the southern United States, you might ask whether this offers a solution to earthly afflictions.

Flitting through Bauby's sensuous visions like a signature is the tiny image of a butterfly, the ancient symbol of the soul escaping its earthly cocoon through the power of consciousness.

Those who practice Santería say the trance opens the doors to spirit possession, and the gods, or orishas, briefly enter the trance-induced body and use it for earthly advising.

As other men sometimes tabulate lists of properties they own or would like to own, I set down my inventory of earthly desirables: health, love, beauty, talent, power, riches, and fame.

Plans to make an earthly paradise the final end of history, to rid the world of social conflict, of negative human qualities, and even of misery, climaxed the work of destruction.

He was Mithras earthly representative, light of heaven embodied, the teacher of congregation which he lead, wearing a redcap and as well as a red baggy Persian trousers, carrying a staff symbol of his spiritual office. (Charles Daniels, Mithras and his temples on the Wall).