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 1      3,      2    |                     Chapter 2 On revelation~ The same holy mother church
 2      3,      2    |     indeed thanks to this divine revelation, that those matters concerning
 3      3,      2    |          this that one must hold revelation to be absolutely necessary;
 4      3,      2    |            Now this supernatural revelation, according to the belief
 5      3,      2    |      simply because they contain revelation without error,  but because,
 6      3,      3    |       God himself, who makes the revelation and can neither deceive
 7      3,      3    |      external indications of his revelation, that is to say divine acts,
 8      3,      3    |        the most certain signs of revelation and are  suited to the understanding
 9      3,      4    | understanding  that, even when a revelation has been given and accepted
10      3,  Canons, 2|                            2. On revelation~ 1. If anyone says that
11      3,  Canons, 2|        taught by means of divine revelation about   God and  the worship
12      3,  Canons, 3|        anyone says that   divine revelation cannot be made credible
13      3,  Canons, 4|     anyone says that   in divine revelation there are contained no true
14      3,  Canons, 4|       they are opposed to divine revelation, and that  they may not
15      4,      4    |          that they might, by his revelation, make known some new doctrine,
16      4,      4    |       and faithfully expound the revelation or deposit of faith transmitted