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Meanings of divine nature in English
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Usage of divine nature in English
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True it is that there are depths inaccessible in the divine nature.
2
Such a jump from human nature to divine nature is barely conceivable.
3
All these distinctly express, or necessarily imply, divine nature, prerogatives, and authority.
4
Mahyam is equal to 'mam uddisya' i.e., referring to my divine nature.
5
Orpheus teaches that the divine nature is both female and male.
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For this declareth unto us both the divine nature and knowledge.
7
During his earthly life the divine nature of Ramses XII was made manifest.
8
Was there toil for the divine nature in the making of a universe?
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Through Jesus Christ, Christians are made partakers of the divine nature.
10
They showed how man is a partaker of the divine nature.
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It is certain, at least, that his divine nature soon regained the supremacy.
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What are the aspects of the divine nature set forth by this name?
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His divine nature, being unchangeable, can neither be humbled nor exalted.
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Wherefore the divine nature in the Father is in Him the power of begetting.
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And this because the divine nature is inexhaustible in power and unchangeable in purpose.
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In regeneration we are made partakers of the divine nature (2 Pet.
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