Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,6|          natures of Christ — His Divinity and His humanity, and the
 2 4,9|         on Mt. Tabor to Christ's divinity. In addition, as Jesus is
 3 4,8|         he acknowledged Christ's divinity when, after he had baptized
 4 6,3|        Holy Trinity are equal in Divinity. The Triune God is The One
 5 6,4|      Jesus Christ manifested His divinity in His Gospel teachings
 6 6,4|           He also manifested His divinity through other signs and
 7 6,4|  resurrected by the power of His divinity. During the forty days after
 8 6,5|        Macedonius who denied the divinity of the Holy Spirit. This
 9 6,3|       Mother of God — not of His divinity, but of His humanity, yet
10 6,4|       Theotokos bore the fire of Divinity, but was not consumed (Ex.
11 7  |         to the world, in His own Divinity, the Image of the Father.
12 7  |         Father, according to His divinity being the Father's Image,
13 8,2| validated by the presence of His Divinity.... And when the body is