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 1 1 |      be careful to observe the divine laws, even as the elements
 2 1 |     inspired by a heavenly and divine breathing. And when He had
 3 3 |        is, by the sure test of divine arrangement; easily fall
 4 5 |      cannot at all corrupt the divine power. For such passions
 5 6 |    SCRIPTURE OFTEN CHANGES THE DIVINE APPEARANCE INTO A HUMAN
 6 6 |         YET THE MEASURE OF THE DIVINE MAJESTY IS NOT INCLUDED
 7 6 |      Scripture often turns the divine appearance into a human
 8 6 |      any mode or figure of the divine majesty, but diffuse that
 9 6 |      recognise the plan of the divine Scripture according to the
10 6 |        and in truth." Thus the divine agencies are there exhibited
11 10|      which was built up by the divine hands that it should not
12 10| rebelled against the claims of divine law. Because in baptism
13 11|        man, and denying to Him divine authority in these things.
14 11|        His works assert in Him divine power? For if this should
15 11|        majesties in Him affirm divine power. For the risk is,
16 19|      from Him the power of the divine name,--an authority which
17 19|     that in like manner as the divine Scripture has frequently
18 19|     Angel and God, so the same divine Scripture declares Him also
19 19|      even after this, the same divine Scripture justly does not
20 20|      received the power of the divine name, both above all things
21 21|        ARGUMENT. THAT THE SAME DIVINE MAJESTY IS AGAIN CONFIRMED
22 22|        ARGUMENT. THAT THE SAME DIVINE MAJESTY IS IN CHRIST, HE
23 22|     all things, and having the divine power over every creature,
24 22|   because the authority of the divine Word, reposing for awhile
25 23|        in Him the power of the divine name. This, however, we
26 24|      man, but God. And yet the divine Scripture easily convicts
27 26|        sacred authority of the divine writings not man only, but
28 26|        on this side; since the divine Scripture, not so much of
29 28|      the Father. For often the divine Scripture announces things
30 28|    hands and my feet." For the divine Scripture, foreseeing, speaks
31 29|        them the enlightener of divine things; and they being strengthened,
32 29|     birth as a certain seed of divine generation, and a consecration
33 29|        house; who solicits the divine hearing for us with groanings
34 29|      and to be allied with the divine eternity of the Holy Spirit.
35 30|    written in the midst of the divine documents. For we both know,
36 31|  mysteries of whose sacred and divine nativity neither an apostle
37 31|  Father,--that is to say, that divine substance whose name is