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 1      3,      3    | believe to be true what He has revealed,   not because we perceive
 2      3,      3    |        be believed as divinely revealed,  whether by her solemn
 3      3,      3    |    guardian and teacher of the revealed word.  To the catholic church
 4      3,      4    |       unless they are divinely revealed, are incapable of being
 5      3,      4    |       understood this. God has revealed it to us through the Spirit.
 6      3,      4    |       the wise and prudent and revealed them to the little ones32.
 7      3,      4    |        the faith which God has revealed is put forward   not as
 8      3,  Canons, 3|        it is not required that revealed truth should be believed
 9      4,      1    |        flesh and blood has not revealed this to you, but my Father
10      4,      4    |       and define as a divinely revealed dogma that   when the Roman