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 1 1 | consideration is Unity. This the Divine Author impressed on it as
 2 1 |        and feel the truth of the divine saying, "My yoke is sweet
 3 3 |        it was necessary that His divine mission should be perpetuated
 4 3 |    communication of the gifts of divine grace, and without all that
 5 3 |          wholly in the invisible divine nature, as the Monophysites
 6 3 |      since the Church is such by divine will and constitution, such
 7 4 |          when the purpose of the Divine Founder is considered. For
 8 6 |       results. Wherefore, in His divine wisdom, He ordained in His
 9 7 |          committed to writing by divine inspiration, could not unite
10 8 |         His own divinity and the divine origin of His mission by
11 8 |        And God makes known their divine mission by numerous miracles. "
12 9 |       Church can never grasp the divine teaching; for the ship typifies
13 9 |      contained in the deposit of divine revelation, it must be believed
14 9 |          whatever is believed by divine Faith: for what the Apostle
15 9 |        nothing new, but followed divine revelation and the acknowledged
16 9 |     things are to be believed by divine and Catholic faith which
17 9 |     learn about the books of the divine mysteries from the proper
18 9 |          be found chiefly in the divine Sacrifice and in the dispensation
19 10|                     The Church a Divine Society~10. But as this
20 10| performing and administering the divine mysteries, together with
21 10|        end of other societies as divine grace is above nature, as
22 10|          the Church is a society divine in its origin, supernatural
23 11|         Himself according to His divine authority He aptly names
24 12|         ii). The meaning of this divine utterance is, that, notwithstanding
25 14|        and them according to the divine constitution of the Church.
26 14|  conjunction with Peter. "If the divine benignity willed anything
27 15|          heavenly ideal, and the divine exemplar, of the constitution
28 15|   commonwealth, namely: When the Divine founder decreed that the
29 15|   evident contradiction with the divine constitution of the Church,
30 15|          All are agreed that the divine promise must be understood
31 15| prohibited in the first place by Divine Wisdom from entertaining
32 15|       above all things, that the divine constitution of the Church
33 16|         out the way in which the Divine Founder of the Church willed
34 16|     doubt that all those, who by Divine Grace and mercy have had
35 16|      have spoken. As a pledge of Divine grace, and as a token of