Chapter

 1 1pref |   occasion, indeed, of claiming Divine grace even for the Gentiles
 2 1pref |       attained the knowledge of divine mercy: beyond doubt, through
 3 1pref |        through the edict of the divine utterance, the prior and "
 4 1pref |         memorial records of the divine Scriptures, the people of
 5 1pref |        out of the volume of the divine Scriptures, as guilty of
 6 1pref |         it attains the grace of divine favour, from which Israel
 7 4     |    eternal sabbath is accounted divine; concerning which He predicts
 8 9     |         from (a belief in) this divine prediction, or to convert
 9 9     |          certain it is that the divine Scriptures regard "gold"
10 9     |     again, is no novelty to the Divine Scriptures, figuratively
11 9     |    another sword,--that is, the Divine word of God, doubly sharpened
12 9     |         announcing (to wit) the divine will; just as withal the
13 11    |   writings) to be on a par with divine Scriptures. Else, unless
14 13    |         from Bethlehem," as the divine volumes of the prophets
15 13    |        that is, deprived of the divine word), drinking, "by the
16 13    |       suffer this thirst of the Divine Spirit, the prophet Isaiah
17 13    |   always suffered on account of divine religion: for some they
18 14conc|   result of this harmony of the Divine Scriptures, we may understand;
19 14conc| accomplished as the result of a divine arrangement. For unless