godhood

He is governed only by love, and I am about to resign my Godhood in his favour.

If the God would but hear him, it was all he had yet learned to require of his Godhood.

There is in it no account of miracles or of great pretensions to godhood and the like.

God's comfort must ever be larger than man's grief, else were there gaps in his Godhood.

Knowledge was godhood; godhood was knowledge, of the essence; the essence was knowing understanding.

But this very individuality and peculiarity can only be founded on the broadest truths of the Godhood and the manhood.

Even in the case of a hero so surrounded with historic light as Cuculain we find a halo, as of godhood, often settling around him.

And the vital test of godhood he failed to meet: It is his own test, whereby he disproves his godship out of his own mouth.

The circle represents the attainment of godhood—victory over death through regeneration.

There is no other possible way by which the virgin-birth or the godhood of a man can be established.