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 1  Intro               |     child. For him the bread of divine truth ~and life must be
 2 ApCreed,    1   (1)  |     concerning the unity of the Divine Essence, the distinction ~
 3 ApCreed,    1   (1)  |        the First Person of ~the Divine Nature and the marvellous
 4 ApCreed,    2        |      enjoy good things, so that Divine Providence ~seems to disregard
 5 ApCreed,    2        |      their subjects. But since ~divine government exceeds in every
 6 ApCreed,    2,  1    |     they ~attributed and gave a divine worship. Such men are like
 7 ApCreed,    2,  1    |    their death, and gradually a divine ~honor was attached to these
 8 ApCreed,    3,  1    |   because they ~wish to measure divine power according to human
 9 ApCreed,    3,  2    |       led to a knowledge of the divine majesty. Now, if a maker
10 ApCreed,    4   (2)  |       will and power of all the Divine Persons ~to be one, then
11 ApCreed,    4,  1    |       Father who have the same ~divine nature.8 All this we believe
12 ApCreed,    4   (8)  |         be one son, because His divine and human ~natures meet
13 ApCreed,    4   (8)  |        in one Person. As to His divine generation, He has no brethren ~
14 ApCreed,    4,  2    |                             THE DIVINE GENERATION~ ~It must be
15 ApCreed,    4,  2    |    cannot arrive at a notion of divine generation except through
16 ApCreed,    4   (9)  |         compare human things to divine, understanding ~Himself,
17 ApCreed,    5   (5)  |      His two natures, human and divine; also distinct ~from substance,
18 ApCreed,    5,  1    |         by a commixture of the ~divine nature of Christ with the
19 ApCreed,    5,  1    |    human, He was neither purely divine nor ~purely human. This
20 ApCreed,    5,  2    |         that He might ~make man divine.20~ ~(3) Our charity is
21 ApCreed,    5,  2    | enkindled. There is no proof of divine charity so clear ~as that
22 ApCreed,    5,  2    |      assumed into union ~with a Divine Person.22~ ~Indeed, after
23 ApCreed,    5   (22) |          who is a Person of the divine nature, assumed human nature ~
24 ApCreed,    5   (22) |        same Person in both the ~divine and human natures" ("Roman
25 ApCreed,    5,  2    |       be made partakers of the ~divine nature; flying the corruption
26 ApCreed,    9   (10) |    borne through the air by the divine power and traversed the
27 ApCreed,   11   (15) |        the ~third Person in the divine nature, distinct from the
28 ApCreed,   11,  2    |          Thus, Dionysius says: "Divine love did not permit Him
29 ApCreed,   13   (2)  |  writing to the faithful on the divine ~mysteries, tells them that
30 ApCreed,   15   (4)  |     being made partakers of the divine ~nature' (II Peter, i. 4),
31 10Command,    1   (1)|      and daringly outraging His divine majesty every day, or rather ~
32 10Command,    2   (5)|         days of the week to the divine worship, and they called
33 10Command,    2,  2  |        giving ourselves over to divine service.~ ~We shall consider
34 10Command,    2,  4  |  SABBATH~ ~The contemplation of divine things may be exercised
35 10Command,    4,  1  |         SIN OF KILLING~ ~In the divine law which tells us we must
36 10Command,    4,  2  |         directly ~opposite to a divine Commandment. Thus, consent
37 10Command,    7   (2)|       since it ~is commanded by divine authority that 'in the mouth
38 10Command,    8      |         difference ~between the divine and the human laws that
39 10Command,    8      |         and ~words, whereas the divine law judges also thoughts.
40 10Command,    8      |        only exteriorly, but the divine ~law is from God, who sees
41 Sacramen,    0   (3) |     senses ~which possesses, by divine institution, the power not
42 Sacramen,    6       |  anointing and through His most divine mercy, may the ~Lord forgive
43 Sacramen,    7       |       giving ~one's life to the divine ministry. The episcopate
44 Sacramen,    8   (33)|   frequently proposed to us the divine union of Christ and His
45 LordPray             |        own powers, but from the divine strength expects all that
46 LordPray,    1   (20)|        of the gift and right of divine adoption and that we are
47 LordPray,    4   (6) |    disobeying and despising the divine will. Now, God deigns to
48 LordPray,    4   (15)|        to enable us to obey His divine commands, and to serve Him
49 LordPray,    5   (18)|          receive and adore this divine mystery with all the holiness
50 LordPray,    7   (2) |           We should implore the divine assistance in general under
51 HailMary,    3       |    fullness of the splendor of ~divine grace. For Angels participate
52 HailMary,    3       |       the highest degree in the divine ~light: "Is there any numbering
53 Question,    1,  5   |    order that He might make man divine"?~ ~5. In what way does
54 Question,    2,  8   |         between human laws and ~divine laws.~ ~4. Observe the differences