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There are lots of meanings to the word divine, thought the easies way would to be to just show you the multiple definitions and let you choose
dictionary.reference.com
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dictionary.reference.com
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The word Divine is usually used to refer to God.
Divine intervention means that God has intervened in a situation
Divine intervention means that God has intervened in a situation
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