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 1   1     |       Scriptures (rightly called divine) were composed, men who
 2   9     |       and not~understand it as a divine gift, the same apostle who
 3   9     |    prepareth the will to receive divine aid and aideth the will
 4  12     |         each nature (in both the divine~and the human) the only
 5  12     |          in connection with some divine action, the whole Trinity
 6  13     |          were born. Indeed, that~divine judgment, "I shall visit
 7  18     |      human ~benevolence. For the divine Scripture, when consulted,
 8  18     |          of~almsgiving, on which divine Scripture lays so much stress
 9  21     |         is not for human but for divine~judgment to determine. For
10  21     |          is~blessed."~183~In the divine books such iniquity is called
11  22     |         so~great a bounty of the divine gifts and ends, and persists
12  23     |      that the providence of the [divine] Artist takes care that
13  25     |    through works but through the divine calling - it was said of
14  25     |        glory in the abundance of divine grace, because "it is not
15  25(213)|        Augustine's emphasis upon divine sovereignty and predestination
16  25     |        in its apostate head by a divine judgment so just that~not
17  28     |        maintain justice, save as divine aid had been afforded man,
18  28     | uprightness - though not without divine aid - or become perverted
19  29     |         they would go counter~to divine Scripture - but, yielding
20  29     |         a violent passion in the divine mind, is called "wrath"
21  30     |      cursed is everyone," as the divine eloquence testified, "who
22  31     |       the law, but begin to have divine aid directly under the new ~
23  32     |                     121. All the divine precepts are, therefore,