God 音標拼音: [g'ɑd]
n . 上帝,神;被極度崇拜的人或物
上帝,神;被極度崇拜的人或物
God n 1 :
the supernatural being conceived as the perfect and omnipotent and omniscient originator and ruler of the universe ;
the object of worship in monotheistic religions [
synonym : {
God }, {
Supreme Being }]
2 :
any supernatural being worshipped as controlling some part of the world or some aspect of life or who is the personification of a force [
synonym : {
deity }, {
divinity }, {
god },
{
immortal }]
3 :
a man of such superior qualities that he seems like a deity to other people ; "
he was a god among men "
4 :
a material effigy that is worshipped ; "
thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image "; "
money was his god " [
synonym :
{
idol }, {
graven image }, {
god }]
God \
God \,
v .
t .
To treat as a god ;
to idolize . [
Obs .] --
Shak .
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God \
God \,
a . &
n .
Good . [
Obs .] --
Chaucer .
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God \
God \ (
g [
o ^]
d ),
n . [
AS .
god ;
akin to OS . &
D .
god ,
OHG .
got ,
G .
gott ,
Icel .
gu [
eth ],
go [
eth ],
Sw . &
Dan .
gud ,
Goth .
gup ,
prob .
orig .
a p .
p .
from a root appearing in Skr .
h [=
u ],
p .
p .
h [=
u ]
ta ,
to call upon ,
invoke ,
implore . [
root ]
30 .
Cf .
{
Goodbye }, {
Gospel }, {
Gossip }.]
1 .
A being conceived of as possessing supernatural power ,
and to be propitiated by sacrifice ,
worship ,
etc .;
a divinity ;
a deity ;
an object of worship ;
an idol .
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He maketh a god ,
and worshipeth it . --
Is .
xliv .
15 .
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The race of Israel . . .
bowing lowly down To bestial gods . --
Milton .
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2 .
The Supreme Being ;
the eternal and infinite Spirit ,
the Creator ,
and the Sovereign of the universe ;
Jehovah .
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God is a Spirit ;
and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth . --
John iv .
24 .
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3 .
A person or thing deified and honored as the chief good ;
an object of supreme regard .
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Whose god is their belly . --
Phil .
iii .
19 .
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4 .
Figuratively applied to one who wields great or despotic power . [
R .] --
Shak .
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{
Act of God }. (
Law )
See under {
Act }.
{
Gallery gods },
the occupants of the highest and cheapest gallery of a theater . [
Colloq .]
{
God '
s acre }, {
God '
s field },
a burial place ;
a churchyard .
See under {
Acre }.
{
God '
s house }.
(
a )
An almshouse . [
Obs .]
(
b )
A church .
{
God '
s penny },
earnest penny . [
Obs .] --
Beau . &
Fl .
{
God '
s Sunday },
Easter .
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297 Moby Thesaurus words for "
god ":
Aides ,
Aidoneus ,
Amen -
Ra ,
Amor ,
Aphrodite ,
Apollo ,
Apollo Musagetes ,
Ares ,
Artemis ,
Ashtoreth ,
Astarte ,
Astraea ,
Athena ,
Atropos ,
Baal ,
Bellona ,
Bragi ,
Cailleac ,
Calliope ,
Castilian Spring ,
Cerberus ,
Ceres ,
Charon ,
Clio ,
Clotho ,
Cora ,
Cupid ,
Cynthia ,
Dame Fortune ,
Davy ,
Davy Jones ,
Decuma ,
Demeter ,
Despoina ,
Diana ,
Dike ,
Dionysus ,
Dis ,
Dis pater ,
Discordia ,
Donar ,
Dylan ,
Earth ,
Enyo ,
Erato ,
Erebus ,
Eris ,
Eros ,
Euterpe ,
Fata ,
Fates ,
Faunus ,
Fortuna ,
Frey ,
Freya ,
Frigg ,
Gaea ,
Ge ,
Hades ,
Heaven ,
Hecate ,
Hekate ,
Hel ,
Helicon ,
Helios ,
Hera ,
Hestia ,
Hippocrene ,
Hymen ,
Hyperion ,
Indra ,
Isis ,
Juno ,
Jupiter Fidius ,
Jupiter Fulgur ,
Jupiter Pluvius ,
Jupiter Tonans ,
Justice ,
Justitia ,
Kama ,
Kore ,
Lachesis ,
Loki ,
Love ,
Luna ,
Mars ,
Melpomene ,
Minerva ,
Minos ,
Moirai ,
Morta ,
Muse ,
Nemesis ,
Neptune ,
Nereid ,
Nereus ,
Nona ,
Norns ,
Oceanid ,
Oceanus ,
Odin ,
Orcus ,
Osiris ,
Pan ,
Parcae ,
Parnassus ,
Persephassa ,
Persephone ,
Phoebe ,
Phoebus ,
Phoebus Apollo ,
Pierian Spring ,
Pierides ,
Pluto ,
Polyhymnia ,
Poseidon ,
Priapus ,
Pronuba ,
Proserpina ,
Proserpine ,
Providence ,
Ra ,
Rhadamanthus ,
Satan ,
Savitar ,
Selene ,
Set ,
Shamash ,
Skuld ,
Sol ,
Surya ,
Teleia ,
Tellus ,
Terpsichore ,
Terra ,
Thalia ,
Themis ,
Thetis ,
Thor ,
Titan ,
Tiu ,
Triton ,
Tyche ,
Typhon ,
Tyr ,
Urdur ,
Varuna ,
Vayu ,
Venus ,
Verthandi ,
Vesta ,
Vidar ,
Vitharr ,
Weird Sisters ,
Weirds ,
Woden ,
Wotan ,
Zephyr ,
Zephyrus ,
Zeus ,
afflatus ,
artistic imagination ,
ball lightning ,
biosphere ,
blindfolded Justice ,
bolt ,
bolt of lightning ,
chain lightning ,
clash ,
clashing ,
conception ,
conflict ,
contention ,
corn spirit ,
creative imagination ,
creative power ,
creative thought ,
dark lightning ,
deep ,
deity ,
demigod ,
demigoddess ,
disaccord ,
disaffinity ,
discord ,
discordance ,
discordancy ,
disharmony ,
divinity ,
dread rattling thunder ,
enmity ,
esemplastic imagination ,
esemplastic power ,
faun ,
fertility god ,
field spirit ,
fire of genius ,
fireball ,
firebolt ,
flying flame ,
forest god ,
forked lightning ,
fresh -
water nymph ,
friction ,
fulguration ,
fulmination ,
genius ,
geography ,
geosphere ,
globe ,
goddess ,
hero ,
heroine ,
idol ,
immortal ,
incompatibility ,
incompatibleness ,
inharmoniousness ,
inharmony ,
inspiration ,
jangle ,
jar ,
kelpie ,
lares and penates ,
levin bolt ,
lightning ,
limniad ,
man fish ,
mermaid ,
merman ,
mischief ,
mother earth ,
muse ,
mythicization ,
mythification ,
mythopoeia ,
naiad ,
nix ,
nixie ,
noncooperation ,
numen ,
oak -
cleaving thunderbolts ,
ocean nymph ,
open conflict ,
panisc ,
panisca ,
paniscus ,
peal of thunder ,
phoenix ,
poesy ,
poetic genius ,
poetic imagination ,
power ,
rub ,
satyr ,
sea devil ,
sea god ,
sea nymph ,
sea -
maid ,
sea -
maiden ,
seaman ,
shaping imagination ,
sheet lightning ,
silenus ,
siren ,
spirit ,
strained relations ,
stroke of lightning ,
sylvan deity ,
tension ,
terra ,
terrestrial globe ,
the Muses ,
the blue planet ,
the goat god ,
this pendent world ,
thunder ,
thunderball ,
thunderbolt ,
thunderclap ,
thundercrack ,
thundering ,
thunderpeal ,
thunderstorm ,
thunderstroke ,
tutelary ,
undine ,
unharmoniousness ,
unpleasantness ,
vale ,
vale of tears ,
vegetation spirit ,
water god ,
water spirit ,
water sprite ,
whole wide world ,
world Grundsaetze ordnungsmaessiger Datenverarbeitung , "
GoD "
God (
A .
S .
and Dutch God ;
Dan .
Gud ;
Ger .
Gott ),
the name of the Divine Being .
It is the rendering (
1 )
of the Hebrew _ '
El_ ,
from a word meaning to be strong ; (
2 )
of _ '
Eloah_ ,
plural _ '
Elohim_ .
The singular form ,
_Eloah_ ,
is used only in poetry .
The plural form is more commonly used in all parts of the Bible ,
The Hebrew word Jehovah (
q .
v .),
the only other word generally employed to denote the Supreme Being ,
is uniformly rendered in the Authorized Version by "
LORD ,"
printed in small capitals .
The existence of God is taken for granted in the Bible .
There is nowhere any argument to prove it .
He who disbelieves this truth is spoken of as one devoid of understanding (
Ps .
14 :
1 ).
The arguments generally adduced by theologians in proof of the being of God are :
(
1 .)
The a priori argument ,
which is the testimony afforded by reason .
(
2 .)
The a posteriori argument ,
by which we proceed logically from the facts of experience to causes .
These arguments are ,
(
a )
The cosmological ,
by which it is proved that there must be a First Cause of all things ,
for every effect must have a cause .
(
b )
The teleological ,
or the argument from design .
We see everywhere the operations of an intelligent Cause in nature .
(
c )
The moral argument ,
called also the anthropological argument ,
based on the moral consciousness and the history of mankind ,
which exhibits a moral order and purpose which can only be explained on the supposition of the existence of God .
Conscience and human history testify that "
verily there is a God that judgeth in the earth ."
The attributes of God are set forth in order by Moses in Ex .
34 :
6 ,
7 . (
see also Deut .
6 :
4 ;
10 :
17 ;
Num .
16 :
22 ;
Ex .
15 :
11 ;
33 :
19 ;
Isa .
44 :
6 ;
Hab .
3 :
6 ;
Ps .
102 :
26 ;
Job 34 :
12 .)
They are also systematically classified in Rev .
5 :
12 and 7 :
12 .
God '
s attributes are spoken of by some as absolute ,
i .
e .,
such as belong to his essence as Jehovah ,
Jah ,
etc .;
and relative ,
i .
e .,
such as are ascribed to him with relation to his creatures .
Others distinguish them into communicable ,
i .
e .,
those which can be imparted in degree to his creatures :
goodness ,
holiness ,
wisdom ,
etc .;
and incommunicable ,
which cannot be so imparted :
independence ,
immutability ,
immensity ,
and eternity .
They are by some also divided into natural attributes ,
eternity ,
immensity ,
etc .;
and moral ,
holiness ,
goodness ,
etc .
GOD .
From the Saxon god ,
good .
The source of all good ;
the supreme being .
1 .
Every man is presumed to believe in God ,
and he who opposes a witness on the ground of his unbelief is bound to prove it .
3 Bouv .
Inst .
u .
3180 .
2 .
Blasphemy against the Almighty ,
by denying his being or providence ,
was an offence punishable at common law by fine and imprisonment ,
or other infamous corporal punishment .
4 Bl .
Corn .
60 ;
1 East ,
P .
C .
3 ;
1 Russ .
on Crimes ,
217 .
This offence his been enlarged in Pennsylvania ,
and perhaps most of the states ,
by statutory provision .
Vide Christianity ;
Blasphemy ;
11 Serg . &
Rawle ,
394 .
3 .
By article 1 ,
of amendments to the Constitution of the United States ,
it is provided that "
Congress shall make no laws respecting an establishment of religion ,
or prohibiting the free exercise thereof ."
In the United States ,
therefore ,
every one is allowed to worship God according to the dictates of his own conscience .
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