Divine law

Clymer, Reuben Swinburne. The divine law - the path to mastership. A full explanation of the laws governing the inner development necessary to attain to philosophic initiation or mastership together with a detailed account of the priests of AEth or priesthood of Melchizedek. Quakertown (PA) Philosophical Publ Co, 1949. 

The relationship between Erasmus and Witzel has most recently been examined by Barbara Henze. She has established a general correspondence of thought in three points both men differentiated between immovable divine law and adiaphora, which were open to accommodation both based the doctrinal truth on Scripture and consensus, which favors a historical rather than a systematic approach and both believed in a spiritual church sustained by and united in love.88 It should be added,... 

Ritual of Opposition against the Enemies of Divine Law - A theurgic Operation... 

Again it is said - indeed was said before - that there is no law, no divine law, that tells us that such a corporation must have the election of burgesses, such a shire of knights, or the like. 

With respect to the divine law which says Honour thy father and thy mother , the great dispute is who is a right father and a right mother I am bound to know who is my father and mother and - I take it in the same sense you do - I would have a distinction, a character, whereby God commands me to honour them. And for my part I look upon the people of England so, that wherein they have not voices in the choosing of their governors - their civil fathers and mothers -they are not bound to that commandment. 

What we call fieimarmene, Asclepius, is the necessity in all events, which are always bound to one another by links that form a chain. Heimarmene is the maker of everything, then, or else the supreme god, or the ordering of all things in heaven and earth made steadfast by divine laws. (Asdep. 39)... 

A human being, then, ought to love God and himself and his neighbour with the love commanded by divine law. However, we were not given three commandments he did not say, on these three , but all the law and the prophets hang on these two commandments, that is on the love of God, with all one s heart and all one s soul and all one s mmd, and of one s as oneself. This is so that we grasp that the love with which... 

If you take it for granted that you are by human law firmly in possession of whatever you buy with your silver, how much more firmly is Christ, by divine law, in possession of whatever he bought with his blood. Indeed, his possession of the whole world will be unshaken, for scripture says of him, He will rule from sea to sea, andfrom the river to the ends of the globe [Ps 72(71). 8]. How can you be assured of not losing what you appear to have purchased in Africa, when you contend that Christ has lost the entire globe, and Africa alone remains his ... 

Boniface was bishop of Cataquas, a small town in Numidia near Hippo Regius. The term anttstes, here translated representative in relation to divine law, was used by Latin-speaking Christians in late antiquity to refer to bishops. 

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