Section,  Paragraph

 1 III,  229 |  nothing there which revealed a Divinity, I would come to a negative
 2  IV,  242 |       first chapter is to prove Divinity from the works of nature.
 3   V,  308 |        words, "The character of Divinity is stamped on his countenance,"
 4 VII,  434 |     unto God and sharing in His divinity; the other, that in the
 5 VII,  434 |      God, and a partaker in His divinity, and that without grace
 6 VII,  435 |      even to a participation in divinity itself; that in this lofty
 7 VII,  547 |      truths and, therefore, the divinity of Christ. In Him, then,
 8 VIII,  556|        instruct man of God, His divinity would shine through every
 9 VIII,  556|      nor a manifest presence of divinity, but the presence of a God
10 VIII,  559|         with the absence of all divinity, as with the unworthiness
11 VIII,  576|         event having proved the divinity of these prophecies, the
12  IX,  613 | inflexible as it is, proves its divinity.~
13  XI,  712 |           Prophecies. Proofs of Divinity.—Is. 41: "Shew the things