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 1 1 |              the participation of the Divine nature, and afterwards delivered
 2 1 |            His mercy. For although in Divine revelation there are contained
 3 1 |              and elucidation of these divine Books must be excellent
 4 2 |            especially that those whom Divine Grace has called to Holy
 5 3 |     accustomed in the exercise of His Divine Mission, to appeal to the
 6 5 |             Nepotian: "Often read the divine Scriptures; yea, let holy
 7 5 |             find it who bring to this divine reading not only docility
 8 7 | interpretation and the defence of the divine written word. From them
 9 10|          judgment and repudiating the divine traditions and teaching
10 10|              destroy the truth of the divine Books, are obtruded on the
11 14|         reason of man-that is to say, divine mysteries and all that is
12 14|             to study the Books of the divine mysteries by the help of
13 16|            animated by the use of the divine Word of God. This is what
14 16|            was in them, together with divine Tradition, that they found
15 16|              grant any portion of the divine revelation, we have an argument
16 16|            But if our opponent reject divine revelation entirely, there
17 17|     unassailable testimony to her own Divine mission."(45) But since
18 17|           mission."(45) But since the divine and infallible magisterium
19 20|              hesitate to concede that divine inspiration regards the
20 21|               Doctors agreed that the divine writings, as left by the
21 24|              advance in virtue and in divine love. "Blessed are they
22 25|               filled with hope in the divine assistance, and trusting