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- adjective Pertaining to
incarnation ; particularly theincarnation of Jesus Christ.
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Examples
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Although the terms incarnational and eschatological were not current in Belloc’s lifetime, he is a prime instance of a man with an incarnational understanding of religious truth.
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David Fitch believes that video venues are anti-missional and non-incarnational .. in other words, growing out of Modernity and the old paradigm.
NextReformation 2009
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Just as God assumed a body and entered the time and space of this world, so it is appropriate to prayer – at least to communal liturgical prayer – that our speaking to God should be "incarnational," that it should be Christological, turned through the incarnate Word to the Triune God.
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Just as God assumed a body and entered the time and space of this world, so it is appropriate to prayer – at least to communal liturgical prayer – that our speaking to God should be "incarnational," that it should be Christological, turned through the incarnate Word to the Triune God.
Liturgy 2009
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Just as God assumed a body and entered the time and space of this world, so it is appropriate to prayer – at least to communal liturgical prayer – that our speaking to God should be "incarnational," that it should be Christological, turned through the incarnate Word to the Triune God.
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It's a kind of incarnational magic that escapes him now.
Less being more Roger Sutton 2006
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Eleven years and a PhD later, I came to the conclusion that because I had naively placed the goal of numerical growth ahead of the more subtle "incarnational" goals of growing faith, growing commitment, growing community, I had inadvertantly become a successful marketer at the expense of being an effective minister.
Growth: Goal or Outcome? Christine Robinson 2007
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In such varyingly 'incarnational' acts or action the non-successive God Himself condescends to a certain successiveness; but this, in order to help His creatures to achieve as much simultaneity as is compatible with their several ranks and calls.
Progress and History Francis Sydney Marvin 1903
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This leads us to a question underlying the coupling of the term "incarnational" with
Contend Earnestly Contend Earnestly 2010
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Inspiration and Incarnation: Evangelicals and the Problem of the Old Testament, published in 2005, he presented an argument for an "incarnational" model of biblical inspiration and authority.
AlbertMohler.com 2010
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