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 1   1,   0|    adhering in his councils to the divine law, which commands its
 2   1,   0| Distinction between Laws Human and Divine," and, on "the Disgraceful
 3   1,   0| Distinction between laws Human and Divine," "The Doctrine of the Lord'
 4   1,   0|            to the fountain-head of divine wisdom: he wished that we
 5   2,   2|            yet in the rudiments of divine knowledge, who read, who
 6   2,   2|        answer,_such is the mode of divine Government, for when the
 7   2,   2|           expositions fraught with divine philosophy; whilst by his
 8   2,   2|            are prescribed to us by divine counsel, and that a perusal
 9   2,   2|      redeemed church; whilst those divine real ties which he here
10   2,   2|            knowledge of God and of divine manifestations; also on
11   2,   2|           God, that the barrier of divine wrath is removed as we flee
12   2,   2|            admonished us that this divine promise, which infidels
13   2,   2|         absorbing contemplation of divine wisdom and of the works
14   2,   2|            been delivered to us by divine authority. That God may