Chapter

 1 1 |   things that are not divinely revealed. He becomes a heretic. This
 2 1 |     Christ, Who became man and revealed Yourself as God and Who
 3 1 |        Yourself as God and Who revealed Your Father and Your Holy
 4 2 |        a divine origin. It was revealed to man by God. Revealed
 5 2 |        revealed to man by God. Revealed and taught to man by Christ,
 6 2 |        we thank You for having revealed Yourself to us and for having
 7 3 |    Your perfect love, You have revealed Yourself even to those who
 8 5 |        thank You that You have revealed Yourself to us. Together
 9 8 | Divinity of the Holy Spirit is revealed. It is not necessary, however,
10 9 |        mean that what has been revealed to us by God is not true.
11 9 |        is precisely as God has revealed it to us, because He alone
12 10|        the glory that shall be revealed in us" (Romans, 8:18).~
13 16|       worshipped Him. An angel revealed Herod's plans to them. Secretly,
14 18|     Paul, who states, "God was revealed in the flesh" (I Timothy,
15 35|    Your only begotten Son, has revealed it to us. We have no excuse