Meanings of divine immanence in English

By the first century CE, there had been a similar thirst for divine immanence in Judaism.

The Christian doctrine of Incarnation stressed the divine immanence in the world of flesh and blood.

Such a truth is the divine immanence.

The solution, in so far as it is possible for the mind, must be sought in the divine immanence.

This doctrine of divine immanence, for which there is ample warrant in the New Testament, is the real kernel of German mysticism.

To surrender the Divine immanence will not really solve our problem.

May the Divine transcendence and the Divine immanence be the two poles of your life.

Jesus brooded upon the Divine immanence until at last he could declare, "I and my Father are One."

And the Divine immanence in the soul is conceived rather in the spirit of the elder Gospels than of the fourth.

In a word, the Divine immanence is not the goal of our quest of God, but it is the indispensable starting-point.

The distance between this conception and that which flows from the doctrine of Divine immanence can hardly be measured; it certainly cannot be bridged.

The religions of the Divine Immanence conceive God as pervading and sustaining all that is and revealing Himself thereby, though not necessarily confined therein.