Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,5    |  understanding and confessing divine things. It is hardly surprising,
 2  I,6    |      so, made 'sharers of the divine nature' (2 Pt 1:4) they
 3  I,6    |       is participation in the divine nature through communion
 4  I,6    |    salvation according to the divine plan, as it is presented
 5  I,6(15)|    honor and godliness to the divine nature" Nicholas Cabasilas,
 6  I,6    |     faith in the unity of the divine nature with the fact that
 7  I,6    | nature with the fact that the divine essence is unknowable. The
 8  I,6    |    sense of the inexpressible divine reality is reflected in
 9  I,6    |      the contemplation of the divine mysteries."(19)~
10  I,8(24)|      Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation Dei Verbum, 8. ~
11  I,10   |  Standing before the abyss of divine mercy, the monk can only
12  I,11   |    loved names expressing the divine harmony and the model of
13  I,15   |   without separation from his divine nature and without confusion,(33)
14  I,15   |     Jesus the Lord, where the divine and the human meet in an
15 II,21   |      must ceaselessly implore divine mercy and a new heart capable