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man of God
noun
- a clergyman.
- a holy or devout person, as a saint or prophet.
man of God
noun
- a saint or prophet
- a clergyman
Word History and Origins
Origin of man of God1
Example Sentences
The acting head of the Church of England, the Archbishop of York, described him as a "holy man of God" who was "also very human".
A powerful, idealized man of God casts his eyes down toward the ground beneath his feet, rather than heavenward.
“I played football but who I am is a man of God, a father, a husband, a mentor,” he said.
Bonhoeffer’s own legacy has lately been usurped by outspoken Christian nationalists, enough so that his own descendants have come out to decry anyone distorting his life and words as anything but a peace-loving man of God.
"You’re a man of faith, you’re a man of God, you’re a man of family. With some of these nominees, Gaetz, Pete Hegseth, RFK Jr., I wonder — does it matter anymore for Republicans to think of leaders as people who are moral in their personal lives?"
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