Примери коришћења Divine things на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Respect divine things.
They have no relish for spiritual or divine things.
But Divine things must be loved to be known.”.
What are the divine things?
Divine things must be loved in order to be understood.";
Are'ee a stranger to divine things?
Since divine things have to be loved in order to be known.
I have been careless about Divine things.
Divine things must be loved to be known.~ Blaise Pascal.
He then began to talk about divine things.
Now our knowledge of divine things is shallow and indistinct.
They speak very glibly concerning Divine things.
Those are the only two divine things ever in this world!
Look, Lamech, also this is comprised by the order of divine things.
I don't believe that really divine things like that ever do happen.
In other words,you should stop thinking about these divine things.
I think divine things, such as writing should ultimately inspire us to live without doing these things. .
We absolutely forbid to expect any precision whatever in the knowledge of Divine things;
The fact is,at this time Dafa disciples have to do divine things, because for Dafa disciples their personal cultivation is no longer first and foremost.
There is nothing worse than that man should measure and judge of divine things by human reasonings.
The saints received"divine things without thought", and according to the Fathers, they theologised not in an Aristotelian way through thinking, but"in the manner of the Apostles", that is to say through the operation of the Holy Spirit.
Lift up your heavy soul on high andbreak up its coarseness through contemplation of Divine things.
In general, the majority of free-thinkers were converted through a clear consciousness of divine things, by the instruction of the Word of God, living or written.
He is chosen by God andrevealed to the consciousness of the whole Body of Christ as one who has spoken truthfully about divine things.
Just as the simple thought of human realities does not oblige the mind to disdain the divine, so neither does the simple knowledge of divine things persuade it fully to disdain human things, for the reason that the truth exists now in shadows and figures.
She goes on to explain that"everything daimonic is between divine and mortal"(202d-e), and she describes daimons as"interpreting andtransporting human things to the gods and divine things to men;
I would note that, concerning artistic works, I am including in this class only works in which the Divine beauty of invisible divine things serves as the content, and not those works which, although they are beautiful, all the same represent ordinary, mental-corporeal life or those very things which constitute everyday circumstances of life.
She goes on to explain that"everything daemonic is between divine and mortal"(202d-e), and she describes daemons as"interpreting andtransporting human things to the gods and divine things to men; entreaties and sacrifices from below, and ordinances and requitals from above…"(202e).
That's a divine thing.
It's a divine thing.