Book, Par.

 1 III, 4(4)|   called bread, but when the Divine Grace sanctifies it through
 2 III, 4(4)|     of the Son : so here the Divine nature being seated in the
 3 III, 4(6)| return send down upon us the divine grace and the fellowship
 4 III, 9   |     well not to mention. The divine law indeed has excluded
 5 III, 13  |  neighbours. And there is no divine threat against those who
 6 III, 17  |   has been repudiated by the divine Bridegroom, it is not sufficient
 7 IV, 4    |    from the catalogue of the Divine Scriptures. But Jews so
 8 IV, 4(35)| through the influence of the Divine Word which dwelt in him,
 9 IV, 7    |    us full of wonders and of Divine wisdom. For his writings
10  V, 8    |    advantage than he; what a divine mind must he have, so as
11 VI, 4    |    from anxiety about things divine; and of their people's sins,