| In story after story in the gospels, humility and lowliness before the Lord seem to tug at his heart, opening his love and mercy. |
| Choking back both tears and nausea, a single helpless salty tear dribbles down your cheek as you curse your newfound lowliness. |
| Already, Walt had acknowledged the lowliness of his own draftsmanship, and he was relying on the superior skills of others. |
| In other words, a text about high standing in the Kingdom of God is contradicted by words of lowliness and humility. |
| God too loves human beings, and his love, in spite of the lowliness of its object, is proportionate to his infinity. |
| What matters is the sacrifice of godly privilege for the lowliness of humanity, irrespective of gender. |
