| divine intervention | 7.90 | Divine intervention? | ||
| divine guidance | 1.25 | He offered a brief prayer for divine guidance. | ||
| divine inspiration | 1.18 | Divine inspiration? | ||
| divine retribution | 1.12 | A passer-by saw the fire as divine retribution. | ||
| divine revelation | 1.12 | Divine revelation is always a possibility. | ||
| divine power | 0.99 | Galatea, who has divine power, then makes her lover immortal. | ||
| divine being | 0.79 | There is something irresistible about these divine beings. | ||
| divine help | 0.79 | But divine help was at hand. | ||
| divine will | 0.79 | Hamas may not leave it to divine will. | ||
| divine mission | 0.72 | He had claimed to be inspired with a divine mission, the rabbi said. | ||
| divine gift | 0.66 | The pontiff said human life is a divine gift. | ||
| divine law | 0.66 | The Almighty God gave us, the children of Noah, seven divine laws by which to live. | ||
| divine presence | 0.66 | Clouds being logical steps, nine was as close to divine presence as one could get. | ||
| divine protection | 0.66 | The people showed up under divine protection. | ||
| divine plan | 0.59 | A divine plan. | ||
| divine providence | 0.59 | Call it destiny, fate, luck, divine providence. | ||
| divine punishment | 0.59 | He suggested that the civil war had been a divine punishment. | ||
| divine love | 0.46 | Human love should be a reflection of divine love, and so not be selfish or cruel. | ||
| divine origin | 0.46 | As a gift of divine origin, there was nothing sacrilegious in their use. | ||
| divine purpose | 0.46 | In his peroration, Bush sought a divine purpose in that storm-directed spread of democracy. |