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 1 Intro| circumstances could the adoration of divine worship be given to them
 2 Intro|             or thing, whether to the divine Creator or to any of his
 3 Intro|    scandalized, thinking that it was divine adoration which they were
 4 Intro|            no more means necessarily divine worship in English than "
 5 Intro|           word which refers alone to Divine Worship this is not true
 6 Intro|            latreuw is used to denote divine worship alone, as St. Augustine
 7 Intro|           was once the expression of divine worship to the most sacred
 8 Intro|              truly understanding the Divine Scriptures would suppose
 9 Intro|           that here was intended the Divine worship of latria? Such
10 Intro|          knowledge. Would Jacob give divine worship to his staff? Or
11 1    |                                  THE DIVINE SACRA SENT BY THE EMPERORS
12 1    |            of Hosts." And again, the divine Apostle, the preacher of
13 1    |              what is your zeal about divine things), at least, pray
14 2    |           true God--who, by his most divine and wonderful dispensation
15 2    |          holy Patriarch Paul, by the divine will, was about to be liberated
16 2    |         lucre in accordance with the divine canons of the holy Apostles
17 2    |           Emperor of old, now in the Divine keeping, and the Empress
18 2    |            bestowed and delivered by divine command to the Pontiffs,
19 2    |             holy patriarch said: The divine Apostle Paul, who was filled
20 2    |              Gregory, vigilant(1) in divine cogitation, was moved to
21 2    |               317).] ~Fulfilling the divine precept of our God and Saviour
22 2    |            not hide the light of the divine knowledge given by him to
23 2    |          figures and effigies of the divine and all-landed Apostles,
24 3    |       creature, and that they, under divine guidance, might express
25 3    |            undertaking to depict the divine nature of Christ, which
26 3    |             perfectly assumed by the divine nature and made wholly divine.
27 3    |        divine nature and made wholly divine. How could it now be separated
28 3    |          represent as not being made divine, that which has been made
29 3    |             that which has been made divine by being assumed by the
30 3    |           body of Christ as not made divine and separate and as a person
31 3    |           the body of Christ is made divine, so also this figure of
32 3    |           Christ, the bread, is made divine by the descent of the Holy
33 3    |          Holy Spirit; it becomes the divine body of Christ by the mediation
34 3    |             all that is dedicated to divine service. If, however, the
35 3    |            ventures to represent the divine image (karakthr) of the
36 3    |              the acclamations.] ~The divine Kings Constantine and Leo
37 4    |             Holy Trinity, and of the Divine Son in his incarnate form
38 4    |           sprang from enthusiasm for divine service in spirit and in
39 5    |          every quarter, moved with a divine zeal and brought hither
40 5    |      promulgated, expelling from the divine Atrium [aulhs] as blasphemers,
41 5    |          which pertains alone to the divine nature; but to these, as
42 5    |             in Christ, and the whole divine Apostolic company and the
43 6    |         friends unto me, O God." And divine assistance we ask for through
44 6    |            and therefore we seek the divine assistance through these,
45 7    |              be taken away." And the divine Apostle glorying in them
46 7    |              bosom with gladness the divine canons, holding fast all
47 7    |   covetousness," crieth out Paul the divine Apostle, who was caught
48 7    |                We gladly embrace the Divine Canons, viz.: those of the
49 7    |          Gospel, and the book of the divine Apostle, and all other divine
50 7    |        divine Apostle, and all other divine Scripture; and whether he
51 7    |              the true science of the Divine Scriptures, as says Dionysius
52 7    |        Apostle, and the whole of the Divine Scripture. And should he
53 7    |          Apostle Paul, and the whole divine scripture and search out
54 7    |           and to meditation upon the divine words, as Lupus points out.
55 7    |            Church's herald, Paul the divine Apostle, laying down a rule (
56 7    |           grave thought to guard the divine and life-giving commandments
57 7    |              be made good. ~PAUL the divine Apostle says: "The sins
58 7    |             And they may ask why the Divine Liturgy is not celebrated
59 7    |       household, reading to them the Divine Scriptures, for to this
60 7    |          obligation to guard all the divine canons, we ought by all
61 7    |           who are without," says the divine Apostle. Now for women to
62 7    |             great gain. For says the divine Apostle, "whether ye eat
63 8    |           your day. But moved by the divine Spirit which abideth in
64 8    |           out with the sponge of the divine dogmas the newly devised
65 8    |              find it set down in the Divine Scriptures by the ancients.
66 8    |              the example of Paul the divine Apostle, as Luke in the
67 8    |          sincerely understanding the Divine Scriptures, has ever supposed
68 8    |              frequently found in the Divine Scriptures and in the writings
69 8    |             many significations, the Divine Scriptures teaching us, "
70 10   |              in the main points. The divine and sacred, as that had
71 12   |              and adoration as to the Divine Trinity. Our most holy fathers