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'''Divine''' is an adjective referring to something that is or relates to [[God]] and His will or nature. | '''Divine''' is an adjective referring to something that is or relates to [[God]] and His will or nature. | ||
| − | The word can be used in a religious context, of course, but has also taken on the role of a secular expression. (i.e. "This food is simply divine," or "She looked divine." | + | The word can be used in a religious context, of course, but has also taken on the role of a secular expression. (i.e. "This food is simply divine," or "She looked divine." |
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| + | Jesus first disclosed his divinity to a [[Samaritan]] woman, at {{bibleref|John|4|7-26}}. | ||
[[Category:Religion]] | [[Category:Religion]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:34, May 21, 2023
Divine is an adjective referring to something that is or relates to God and His will or nature.
The word can be used in a religious context, of course, but has also taken on the role of a secular expression. (i.e. "This food is simply divine," or "She looked divine."
Jesus first disclosed his divinity to a Samaritan woman, at John 4:7-26 .