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 1 2 |        from the time when its divine seed was sown in the bosom
 2 7 |     teach all nations, by His divine power, "going into the whole
 3 7 |  forth the more its truth and divine excellence. On the other
 4 7 |        guided by the light of divine wisdom, entered boldly upon
 5 7 |     from Christian people all divine and most necessary teaching
 6 7 |    whose sole right it is, by divine command and appointment
 7 8 | speaking, reverses in him the divine authority and fully holds
 8 9 |      those precepts should be divine by which the life of priests
 9 10| torrent of error, no faith in divine revelation, no place where
10 11|  immediately that supreme and divine rule is laid aside and despised,
11 12|       rather than accept that Divine faith which it received
12 13| salvation of souls. This is a divine liberty, having as its author
13 13|     the Church, a perfect and divine institution, that they who
14 13|     Sacraments, of exercising divine worship, of regulating and