Divine Nature (Separate page) [ 1,568 ]
Quotations from the writings of Ellen G. White with . . .
| 5 Phrases related to Divine Nature |
| This phrase appears 1,568 times in the writings of EGW |
| -|- divine nature of Christ ( ) > His divine nature ( ) |
| . . . of the divine nature |
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| -|- partake of the divine nature ( ) |
-|- partaker of the divine nature ( 417 )
> partakers of the divine nature ( ) > partakers together of the divine nature |
| -|- Perfection of the divine nature ( ) > |
| -|- hold of the divine nature ( ) > |
| - - - with the divine nature |
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| -|- fellowship with the divine nature ( ) |
| -|- united with the divine nature ( ) > Union with the divine nature |
| . . . in the divine nature |
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| -|- changed into the divine nature ( ) > |
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My personal favorite
| So deep was the Lord's interest in the beings He had created, so great His love for the world, that He "gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life" (John 3:16). Christ came to bring moral power to man, to elevate, ennoble, and strengthen him, enabling him to be a partaker of the divine nature, having escaped the corruption that is in the world through lust. He proved to the inhabitants of the unfallen worlds and to human beings that the law can be kept. While possessing the nature of man, He obeyed the law of God, vindicating God's justice in demanding that it be obeyed. In the judgment His life will be an unanswerable argument in favor of God's law. {HP 38.3} |
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