Chapter

 1 Intro|       class of catechumens. The Divine Liturgy itself was divided
 2 Intro|          make the Light of Your Divine Knowledge to shine in our
 3 1    | teachings that are not found in divine revelation or who reject
 4 1    |    hearts for us to accept Your Divine Revelation and to live the
 5 1    |        they too may accept Your Divine Revelation.~
 6 2    |         within the universe the divine remains passive and does
 7 2    |     Persons.~Christianity has a divine origin. It was revealed
 8 2    |     truth derive? It comes from Divine Revelation, both oral and
 9 2    | Tradition that can transmit the divine truths that are not written
10 7    |        Holy Scripture, the same Divine attributes are ascribed
11 7    |     human nature and not to His divine nature. As a man, Christ
12 8    |      says, "To show us that the divine nature of the Three Persons
13 9    |         has all of the infinite divine substance. And the Son is
14 9    |         has all of the infinite divine substance. And the Holy
15 9    |         has all of the infinite divine substance. We cannot say
16 12   |     govern the world, with Your divine and eternal laws. It is
17 13   |        closer and closer to the Divine, to God. This movement toward
18 16   |       natural needs of man. The divine nature did not overwhelm
19 16   |      nature, nor the human, the divine. How could it have been
20 16   |      Your birth. We accept Your divine and human nature. Hear our
21 17   |        of Christ and became the divine and extraordinary person
22 17   |   natures have been united: the divine and the human, without confusion,
23 17   |      and His retaining both His divine and human natures have made
24 17   |      soul and body . . . one in divine essence with the Father
25 17   |      become gods and be given a divine nature. No. We can become
26 17   |     Holy Fathers concerning the divine and human nature of Christ,
27 18   |                             The Divine And Human Nature of Christ ~
28 18   |         Scriptures speak of the divine nature and divinity of Christ
29 18   |     Thomas, who had doubted His divine nature. However, in John,
30 18   |       divinity of Christ -- His divine nature -- in Gregory of
31 18   |    human nature united with His divine nature becomes itself divinized,
32 18   |    united with Christ we become divine in the moral sense and are
33 18   |        Our human nature becomes divine, without, of course, it
34 18   |         or participating in the divine nature.~Keeping the above
35 18   |      and in particular that the divine nature remains unchanged,
36 20   |        that the Holy Spirit has divine attributes. We shall give
37 20   |        that the Holy Spirit has divine attributes and authority
38 20   |       is equal to the other two Divine Persons. He is co-worshipped
39 21   |      open his heart and receive divine grace, redemption, sanctification,
40 21   |     will look at the meaning of divine grace, what it is and how
41 22   |                                 Divine Grace ~Divine Grace is the
42 22   |                   Divine Grace ~Divine Grace is the good will of
43 22   |         He is not worthy of it. Divine Grace is so necessary to
44 22   |         Romans, 11:6). And this Divine Grace, a gift, is offered
45 22   |       15).~We said earlier that Divine Grace is indispensable for
46 22   |       reveal to us that we need Divine Grace "which is always the
47 22   |         has an absolute need of Divine Grace. And God grants it
48 22   |         free will to accept the divine Grace which will save him.
49 22   |    freedom of man and He waits.~Divine Grace, which is freely offered
50 22   |       freedom to accept -- this Divine Grace has many fruits that
51 22   |       particular, the fruits of Divine Grace are the awakening
52 22   |          these are the words of Divine Grace calling out through
53 22   |     entered into communion with Divine Nature."~For man to attain
54 23   |       the treasury of truth and divine grace. It is the ark of
55 23   |      within the Church, through divine grace, they are purified
56 23   |         Christ, the treasury of divine grace and truth, the ark
57 24   |        ceremonies through which divine grace is transferred to
58 24   |       with the seven sacraments divine grace is imparted to man,
59 24   |      are no other ways in which divine grace is imparted to man.
60 24   |     things and many other ways. Divine grace is imparted through
61 24   |       we especially receive the divine grace for our purification,
62 24   |       to receive from them Your divine grace like the sap that
63 25   |    light and life, and radiates divine light and spirituality.
64 27   |       Every time he attends the Divine Liturgy; and secondly, he
65 27   |         is performed during the Divine Liturgy. Bread and wine
66 29   |      all three ranks during the Divine Liturgy. It can be celebrated
67 29   |     sacrament. He cannot impart divine grace as long as he is being
68 29   |       earth. It has, however, a divine origin and works upon divine
69 29   |    divine origin and works upon divine things. In essence, there
70 30   |         it"(Genesis 1:28).~This divine establishment of the sacrament
71 31   |     fatherly hand and with Your divine grace. Heal us from every
72 32   |        occur by a miracle or by divine intervention. The law is