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 1 1 |         salvation and the light of divine wisdom to men, conferred
 2 1 |            the promises of its own divine Author, whose charity it
 3 2 |       false conclusions concerning divine and human things, which
 4 2 |        with which the grace of the divine wisdom, strongly and sweetly
 5 3 |                      3. Therefore, Divine Providence itself requires
 6 4 |            in all that pertains to divine things, has not only manifested
 7 4 |        reason, that by the help of divine authority they may be made
 8 5 |           reproved in the words of Divine Wisdom. In the first place,
 9 5 |           to an authority which is divine. And of no less importance
10 5 |  irrefragable testimony of its own divine mission.(19)~
11 8 |        rashly to withdraw from the divine authority. But, since it
12 9 |       intellect becomes subject to divine authority it falls from
13 9 |     sublime truths, and reject the divine gift of faith, from which
14 9 |            for the splendor of the divine truths, received into the
15 10|       government of the world, the divine knowledge of the future,
16 10|  understood that, according to the divine plan, the restorer of human
17 10|           regulated by the will of Divine Providence.~
18 12| wonderfully adapted to explain the divine writings and illustrate
19 12|      pagans, and Lactantius in the divine Institutions especially,
20 12|    writings on the human soul, the divine attributes, and other questions
21 14|    predecessors, Sixtus V: "By the divine favor of Him who alone gives
22 16|            fastest chain human and divine science, surely the theology
23 17|      richly endowed with human and divine science, like the sun he
24 27|      foundations of the faith, its divine origin, its certain truth,
25 29|       running into license, on the divine origin of all authority,
26 32|         cause who, in the words of divine Scripture, is called the
27 33|          study and labor as by the divine gift; and therefore let
28 33|       receive fuller fruits of the divine goodness, offer up to God
29 34|            In fine, relying on the divine assistance and confiding