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 1     Int           |        the Plotinian notions of divine unity and remotion in tension
 2       1, XVI      |   wished that he would transfer divine things to us.”31 But it
 3       1, XVI      |     fictions, but he attributed divine attributes to sinful men,
 4       3, VIII     |        of the same crime by the divine law, which has not made
 5       4, XV       |       as on something great and divine, since my rhetoric master
 6       5, V        |        they had been those of a divine person.~9. When I hear of
 7       5, X        |         I could not see how the divine substance, as I had conceived
 8       6, III      |       knit together against the divine books could be unraveled. ~
 9       6, XIX      |         and thus exhibiting his divine care for us. Because of
10       7, XII      |       but think that this was a divine command to open the Bible
11       8, XI       |      capable of grasping things divine - that this last should
12       9, XXVI(345)|      necessity, and reality, of divine illumination as the dynamic
13       9, XXVI(345)|         of all our knowledge of divine reality. Cf. Coplestone,
14       9, XXXV     |    knowledge - is called in the divine language “the lust of the
15      11, XVII     |         things when he said, by divine revelation, ‘In the beginning
16      12, IX       | changeless supereminence of the divine Being above every changeable
17      12, XV       |         of the authority of thy divine Scripture to be over us?
18      12, XV       |        over us like a skin. Thy divine Scripture is of more sublime
19      12, XXV      |      their understanding of the divine mysteries. We owe these