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Divine emotion (n.) in the Bible is always bound to morality, so what it conveys is power beyond man, not likeness to him.
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Divine emotion (n.) in the Bible is always bound to morality, so what it conveys is power beyond man, not likeness to him.
Divine emotion (n.) in Amos is a response, never a mood: God's feelings are stirred by what people do, not welling up unprovoked.
Divine emotion (n.) in the Bible is hinted, never described: understatements meant to wake our sense that God is real.