Dei verbum
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 1  Pref,  1     |     authentic doctrine on divine revelation and how it is handed on,
 2     1         |                        CHAPTER I REVELATION ITSELF~
 3     1,  2     |         Peter 1:4). Through this revelation, therefore, the invisible
 4     1,  2     |       with Himself. This plan of revelation is realized by deeds and
 5     1,  2     |       contained in them. By this revelation then, the deepest truth
 6     1,  2     |          and the fullness of all revelation. 2~
 7     1,  4     |        do (see John 5:36; Divine Revelation 17:4). To see Jesus is to
 8     1,  4     |      this reason Jesus perfected revelation by fulfilling it through
 9     1,  4     |       with divine testimony what revelation proclaimed, that God is
10     1,  4     |      await no further new public revelation before the glorious manifestation
11     1,  5     |          deeper understanding of revelation the same Holy Spirit constantly
12     1,  6     |                6. Through divine revelation, God chose to show forth
13     1,  6     |   teaches that it is through His revelation that those religious truths
14     1,  6(6)  |     Catholic Faith, Chap. 2, "On Revelation:" Denzinger 1786 (3005).~
15     2         |     CHAPTER II HANDING ON DIVINE REVELATION~
16     2,  7     |        the Lord in whom the full revelation of the supreme God is brought
17     2,  7(2)  |     Catholic Faith, Chap. 2, "On revelation:" Denzinger 1787 (3005).~
18     3,  11(1) |      Catholic Faith, Chap. 2 "On Revelation:" Denzinger 1787 (3006);
19     3,  12(10)|   Catholic Faith, Chapter 2, "On Revelation:" Denziger 1788 (3007).~
20     6,  26    |         3:1) and the treasure of revelation, entrusted to the Church,


Lumen gentium
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21     1,  6     |         In the old Testament the revelation of the Kingdom is often
22     2,  9     |       Christ, and of that fuller revelation which was to be given through
23     3,  25    |       forth from the treasury of Revelation new things and old,164 making
24     3,  25    |         as far as the deposit of Revelation extends, which must be religiously
25     3,  25    |  pronounce it in accordance with Revelation itself, which all are obliged
26     3,  25    |    conformity with, that is, the Revelation which as written or orally
27     3,  25    |       inquire properly into that revelation and to give apt expression
28     3,  25    |    contents;46* but a new public revelation they do not accept as pertaining
29     7,  48    |          until now and await the revelation of the sons of God.244~Joined
30     8,  55    |      light of a further and full revelation, bring the figure of the
31 Appen,  70    |   authority must be learned from Revelation. For this reason, in reply


Gaudium et spes
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32     1,  13    |        the Creator.3 What divine revelation makes known to us agrees
33     1,  13    | explanation in the light of this revelation.~
34     1,  18    |        has been taught by divine revelation and firmly teaches that
35     1,  22    |           the final Adam, by the revelation of the mystery of the Father
36     1,  22    |        in the light of Christian revelation. Through Christ and in Christ,
37     2,  23    |         of the person. Christian revelation contributes greatly to the
38     2,  23    |   foundations under the light of revelation. Then it will dwell more


Gravissimum educationis
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39     0         |          understanding of sacred Revelation is obtained, the legacy


Nostra aetate
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40     0, 4      |     forget that she received the revelation of the Old Testament through


Dignitatis humanae
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41     0,  9     |      freedom has roots in divine revelation, and for this reason Christians
42     0,  9     |        the more conscientiously. Revelation does not indeed affirm in
43     0,  11    |          for men, He brought His revelation to completion. For He bore
44     0,  12    |      being in accord with divine revelation. Throughout the ages the


Ad gentes
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45     3,  22    |          living taught by divine revelation. From here the way will


Presbyterorum ordinis
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46     3,  18(55)|  Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation, Nov. 18, 1965, n 21.~
47     3,  19(58)|  Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation, Nov. 18, n 25.~


Apostolicam actuositatem
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48     1,  4     |          live in the hope of the revelation of the sons of God and keep


Optatam totius
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49     5, 16     |    Catholic doctrine from divine revelation, profoundly penetrate it,
50     5, 16     |       the great themes of divine revelation and to receive from their
51     5, 16     |         the individual truths of revelation. The further history of
52     5, 16     |      problems under the light of revelation, to apply the eternal truths
53     5, 16     |      apply the eternal truths of revelation to the changeable conditions


Unitatis redintegratio
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54     3,  17    |        doctrine. In the study of revelation East and West have followed
55     3,  17    |          aspects of a mystery of revelation than the other, or has expressed