My guess is that it’s about various “women of god” from the Bible like Ruth, Esther, Mary, etc.
Of course, nothing good that they may have done could have been of their own accord. Because they’re women. So they’ll learn about how it was actually god who did those things through them.
Regardless, “Used of God” is a really stupid way to word it, and I’m pretty sure it’s grammatically incorrect. Which is exactly what you want to see when picking college courses.
But what does it mean? What are they trying to express with that phrase? I’m so confused.
My guess is that it’s about various “women of god” from the Bible like Ruth, Esther, Mary, etc.
Of course, nothing good that they may have done could have been of their own accord. Because they’re women. So they’ll learn about how it was actually god who did those things through them.
Regardless, “Used of God” is a really stupid way to word it, and I’m pretty sure it’s grammatically incorrect. Which is exactly what you want to see when picking college courses.