incarnate

Object

• soul: Living life in the fog is not the intention of the incarnating soul.
• spirit: At any rate they incarnate the very spirit of the songs he sings.
• gospel: Each generation and culture, however, has different temptations in its struggle to incarnate the gospel.

Preposition: on

• earth: Hindus also believe that God becomes incarnated on earth to restore goodness whenever there is an increase of evil.

Preposition: as

Modifies a noun

• deity: He has a name, the Word of God, which expresses His incarnate deity.
• god: He gives no impression in the least that he is giving a message already preached by the incarnate god.
• word: They must be shaped by Christ, the incarnate word of God.
• life: It is this law which turns the wheel of life that determines the fortunes of our incarnate lives in the physical world.

Modifying Another Word

• not: God does not incarnate himself and there is no one book which has been directly revealed by God or is wholly infallible.
• now: Many reading this will be Star Seeds whose purpose in incarnating now is to be a light for others.
• here: Many of his people had chosen to come to Earth by incarnating here.

Used with adjective complement

• become: God has become incarnate in the person of his Son.

Preposition: in

• flesh: The Bible says Christ is the living God incarnate in flesh.
• person: God has become incarnate in the person of his Son.
• form: Suppose then that He incarnated in the form of rabbi Rosen.
• body: For your human mind was basically a timeless spirit, only temporarily incarnated in a human body here below.
• culture: We have to be a church that's incarnated in a culture, because there's no such thing as a heavenly culture.