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 1 5 |     Christ, the human and the divine; after their union, however,
 2 6 |       in this case] since the divine nature is infinite and unchangeable. ~
 3 7 |       them the mystery of the divine dispensation is dissipated
 4 16|   nothing in this against the divine primacy of jurisdiction
 5 32|       Christ] the Son of Man, divine attributes. ~
 6 33|  woman' (Gal. iv, 4), and our Divine Redeemer himself put the
 7 33|     world' John xvi, 28). The divine origin of our Redeemer is
 8 35| distinct from each other, the divine and the human, distinct
 9 37|     two distinct natures, the divine and the human. But alas!
10 41|       and wipe out everything divine and Christian? All those
11 44|      and perfect natures, the divine and the human, not confused
12 44|       holy life, the truth of divine doctrine, and the life of