Noun divine law has 1 sense

1. divine law - a law that is believed to come directly from God
   --₁ is a kind of law, natural law
   

Divine Law

A term used to refer to laws or rules believed to have been created or ordained by a divine being or a higher power. Divine law is often considered to be absolute and eternal, governing moral and ethical conduct.

Senses:

1. Noun: The religious or spiritual laws considered to be beyond human creation and attributed to a divine source.
2. Noun: A system of moral and ethical principles based on divine commandments.
3. Noun: The overall body of laws believed to have been handed down by a divine authority.

Usage:

• The Ten Commandments are seen as a set of divine laws given to Moses on Mount Sinai.
• Believers strive to live their lives in accordance with divine law, seeking to adhere to the teachings of their religion.
• According to the divine law, murder is considered a grave sin and a violation of the sanctity of life.

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