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 1  I,9     |      word and the fulfillment of revelation. Hence for Christians the
 2 III,22   |   systematic initiation into the revelation that God has given of Himself
 3 III,22   |      humanity in Christ Jesus, a revelation stored in the depths of
 4 III,22   |    living, active traditio. This revelation is not however isolated
 5 IV,27(57)|  Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation Dei Verbum, 10 and 24: AAS
 6  V,36    |         be no more than a simple revelation of a good and provident
 7  V,38    |  catechesis can be decisive. The revelation of Jesus Christ as a Friend,
 8  V,38    |   admired but also imitated; the revelation of this message which provides
 9  V,38    |       fundamental questions, the revelation of the loving plan of Christ
10 VI,50    |         the essential content of revelation and up to date in method,
11 VII,52   |                At the Service of Revelation and Conversion ~52. The
12 VII,52   | questions. It is on the basis of revelation that catechesis will try
13 VII,52   |      will try to set its course, revelation as transmitted by the universal
14 VII,52   |    solemn or ordinary form. This revelation tells of a creating and
15 VII,52   |        center. Accordingly, this revelation tells of the radical chance
16 VIII,58  |  question of communicating God's revelation in its entirety. Throughout