Object

• will: This means that God may be able to act in the world in special ways when certain individuals are particularly open to divine will.

Converse of object

• taste: But within the sacred bonds of marriage we may taste the divine.

Adjective modifier

• feminine: For thousands of years men have been cut off from the feminine divine - is this affecting their relationships with women?

• thy: Joyfully enlisting, By Thy grace divine, We are on the Lord's side, Savior, we are Thine!

• English: While in England, he wrote De Regno Christi, which strongly influenced many English divines.

Modifies a noun

• revelation: Either the divine revelation follows a definite order in the development of the kingdom in the earth, or it does not.

• providence: He can even use the problem itself - that is the mystery of divine providence.

• inspiration: Her wisdom derived from Plato, Plotinus and divine inspiration.

• grace: Perhaps we are now resisting the last effort of divine grace to save us.

• retribution: Finally, what is perhaps the most important difference is the doctrine of divine retribution.

• wisdom: We need to ponder the divine wisdom in this.

Modifying Another Word

• truly: I didn't think the original could be improved on but this was truly divine.

• absolutely: Aubrey and Edmund are absolutely divine, the best, delicious, groovy.

• simply: And Brad is simply divine as George's right hand man, playing the coolest guy ever to grace the big screen.

• fully: Rather, since Jesus Christ was fully divine in human flesh, his salvation is divinely secure for us.

• almost: Later tradition has changed all that, and made him sinless and almost divine.

Noun used with modifier

• grace: Joyfully enlisting, By Thy grace divine, We are on the Lord's side, Savior, we are Thine!

• love: Two wills, two minds made one in love divine: Self-will, but not my true will, wholly gone.

Preposition: in

• origin: They have an understanding of history, and they have a philosophy of history which is divine in origin.