giver of life

In his case, fire has been a giver of life.

With tears in his eyes, he gazed once more up at the sun, the giver of life.

"Who made you the giver of life and death?"

He is the giver of life, light, and warmth.

It is viewed as a giver of life, through its association with water, but can be a destructive force if angry.

Woman, once the sacred giver of life, was now the enemy."

The givers of life would be the bringers of death.

The sun - giver of life and, ultimately, death.

You are the giver of life, the bringer of death.

Blood is the giver of life, the magic fluid that sustains us.

He was a true giver of life and a pillar of strength to us all.

But their hearts were not in the notion any longer, for they had always been givers of life, not death.

Big, beautiful, orange balls, once the givers of life to his people and their now-vanished world.

"The Founders are the givers of life and of purpose.

The Golden One, the giver of life and truth.

Thus the woman is seen as a giver of life and the protection of life.

In these lands, the sun was everything-the giver of life, and the taker.

Thou art the All Father and the giver of life, oh Sun.

OR the Venetians, water is the giver of life.

Inti therefore was also known as the Giver of Life.

"Why people should use the sun, the great giver of life, to mark the passage of precious moments, is something beyond my comprehension."

Var was a giver of life, not of death."

The faithful-hearted, the givers of life... You are worn out, lad.

Hindus venerate the cow as a symbol of motherhood and a giver of life.

Belief in God as the giver of life and death (Qur'an 57: 1-2)