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 1  4    | secondary causes, in which His divine action can in some wise
 2  4    |     with it should reflect the divine power and providence in
 3  5    |        a rebellion against the divine will, and whoever resists
 4  8    |    handed over the exalted and divine office which He had received
 5 10    |  society chartered as of right divine, perfect in its nature and
 6 13    |         the one being set over divine, and the other over human,
 7 17    |     such as We have described, divine and human things are equitably
 8 17    |      them, and fenced round by divine, by natural, and by human
 9 21    |      it was that the power and divine virtue of Christian wisdom
10 26    |        practice or omission of divine worship; and that every
11 31    |        that differing modes of divine worship involving dissimilarity
12 34(22)|       conferred upon it by its divine Founder; but it is for the
13 36    |     place the various forms of divine worship on the same footing
14 39    |        research a trace of the divine intelligence. And as all
15 50    |       As a happy augury of the divine benefits, and in token of