Meanings of divine prerogative in English

Only this one thing: here Jesus Christ exercises a manifest divine prerogative.

That is a mother's divine prerogative, but rest assured Buddy sha'n't do himself any great harm.

They were perfectly right in their premises that forgiveness was a divine prerogative which no man could share.

That surely is a divine prerogative.

Forgiveness is a divine prerogative.

And pray how has it been with the white race, for whom our philosopher claims the divine prerogative of enslaving?

Some were acts of divine prerogative, as sending for the ass and colt, without first asking the owner's leave, Matt.

Who was he, Clement Sclater, to intrude upon the divine prerogative, and presume to act on the doctrine of election!

The sovereign utterance, 'I will,' claims possession of the divine prerogative of affecting dead matter by the mere outgoing of His volition.

Forgiveness is a divine prerogative, to be shared by none, to be grasped by none, without, in the act, diminishing God's glory.

So He manifested forth His glory as Creator and Sustainer, as wielding the divine prerogative of affecting material things by His bare volition.

At one time he attributes a divine prerogative to the mind; at another, to the firmament; at another, to the stars and celestial constellations.

In the first place, notwithstanding the feeling of kindness which dictated this interference, Christ might have thought it necessary to assert his divine prerogative.

The faculty of doubting and questioning, without which those of comparison and judgment would be useless, is itself a divine prerogative of the reason.

It was to his mind a visible assertion of the divine prerogative; he had really heard God say to him, "Vengeance is mine."

Strange goodness, to claim such divine prerogatives, unless the claim is valid!