1
These writings are called apocrypha because their divine origin is in doubt.
2
All these people have divine origin and are honored as living gods.
3
The penates were reputed to be of divine origin; the lares, of human.
4
The advocates of domestic slavery justified it as of scriptural and divine origin.
5
They taught the divine origin of the soul, and taught judgment after death.
6
It asserts the divine origin of power, while democracy asserts its human origin.
7
If ever precept bore the stamp of a divine origin, it is this.
8
Besides, whatever the rest might be, the horsemen must be of divine origin.
9
These are marks of a divine origin and pledges of a celestial inheritance.
10
To these laws and customs he generally ascribed a divine origin.
11
They are troubled by no doubts as to his divine origin and office.
12
Neither Matthew, Mark nor Luke ever dreamed that He was of divine origin.
13
A priestly legend of the Khonds of India attributes to child-sacrifice a divine origin:-
14
A belief in the divine origin of law was held by most ancient peoples.
15
The divine origin of this communication is proved by miracles.
16
Like Christianity, the principles are holy and of divine origin.
