The consecration ceremonial was introduced by a solemn declaration made by Moses to assembled Israel, that the impressive rites which they were now about to witness, were of Divine appointment.
Such was the solemn result--the awful consequence of man's daring intrusion upon that which was wholly of divine appointment.
All ministry in the house of God, whether in old or New Testament times, is of divine appointment.
If it be a question of local charge, whether elder or deacon, it was entirely of divine appointment, by apostolic hands or apostolic delegates.
Nor was this principle of divine appointment confined to the high and holy office of the tabernacle.
The church, like the family and the state, is an institution of divine appointment.
But we hold also to a divine appointment of the bread and wine for a special and sacred use, even as the "bow in the cloud" (Gen.
In this it differs from those other organizations of divine appointment, entrance into which is not optional.
The first is the universal church considered politically as headed by Jesus Christ: this is so of divine appointment, as that it is an article of our creed.
Moreover it is of divine appointment, that these churches hold the nearest concord, and help each other as much as they can; whether by synods, or other meet ways of correspondency.
Sidenote: Whether any form of church government be of divine appointment; and whether man may appoint any other?
Whether the solemn Worship of God, in and by Families as such, be of Divine Appointment?
I shall now prove, that the solemn worship of God in and by families as such, is of divine appointment.
These celebrations were comparatively unobjectionable, when not permitted to interfere with a divine appointment; but when they were made to supersede or cause a neglect of the Sabbath, they were criminal.
Nevertheless, by divine appointment it is in the same category with the moral law, and must be considered a part of it.
The Church is here to witness to the ideal and to guide the world towards it, but the world is by divine appointment a world of nations, and it is such a world that is to become the Kingdom of God.
The Bible, then, strongly insists upon the nation as existing by divine appointment, and it looks forward, not to the abolition of national distinctions, but to the inclusion of all nations in the family of nations.
When the Almighty placed human beings upon the earth, he created one man and one woman, destining them to be the progenitors of the entire race, thereby indicating that monogamy was of Divine appointment.
Many matters are spoken of, both in the law and the prophets, as having been practised and tolerated, and even rules given for their regulation, which were by no means of Divine appointment.
We are often told, that human society is of divine appointment,--society meaning the mass of men living together in a certain fellowship.
If this means that man is by nature a social being, and in their progressive development men must unite and form societies, then, it is true, society is of divine appointment.
The pastoral or ministerial office and duties are of divine appointment, and all elders in the church of God are equal; but ministers are forbidden to be lords over God’s heritage, or to have dominion over the faith of the saints.
The lesson is that even to the details everything is here by divine appointment.
Here Nebuchadnezzar found great spoil and vast treasures, which, according to divine appointment, were the wages for his army.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "divine appointment" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
