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 1 Abbr, I               |             3 John~Jude: Jude~Rev: Revelation (Apocalypse)~
 2 Abbr,II               |    Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation Dei Verbum (18 November
 3 Pref, 0, 0,  0,8(7)   |          of his self adaptation in revelation to the human condition.~
 4 Pref, 0, 0,  0,10     |          Those dealing with Divine Revelation, the nature of catechesis,
 5 Intro, 0, 1,  3,30    |      impregnated with the idea of ?Revelation': however, the conciliar
 6   I, 0, 1,  8,35      |     recalls briefly the concept of Revelation as set forth in the conciliar
 7   I, I                |                          CHAPTER I~Revelation and its transmission~through
 8   I, I, 0,  9         |                                The revelation of God's providential plan~
 9   I, I, 0,  9,36      |          Vatican Council describes Revelation as that act by which God
10   I, I, 0,  9,37      |        Spirit. This implies:~– the Revelation of God, of his "innermost
11   I, I, 0, 10         |                                    Revelation: deeds and words~
12   I, I, 0, 10,38      |     explain them.~"This economy of Revelation is realized by deeds and
13   I, I, 0, 10,39      | Evangelization too which transmits Revelation to the world, is also brought
14   I, I, 0, 10,39      |   transmits the words and deeds of Revelation; it is obliged to proclaim
15   I, I, 0, 10,39      |           contain. Moreover, since Revelation is a source of light for
16   I, I, 0, 10,39      |           in the light of the same Revelation, it interprets the signs
17   I, I, 0, 11         |           mediator and fullness of Revelation~
18   I, I, 0, 11,40      |            completed and perfected Revelation, he did this by way of his
19   I, I, 0, 11,41      |           proper to the economy of Revelation: the Son of God enters human
20   I, I, 0, 11,41      |          Christ is the fullness of Revelation is the foundation for the "
21   I, I, 0, 12         |                The transmission of Revelation by the Church, the work
22   I, I, 0, 12,42      |                            42. The Revelation of God, culminating in Jesus
23   I, I, 0, 12,42      |        will, God has ordained that Revelation should be transmitted to
24   I, I, 0, 12,44      |           integral conservation of Revelation, the word of God contained
25   I, I, 0, 12,45      |         the Holy Spirit, transmits Revelation through evangelization;
26   I, I, 0, 13,45(99)  |          of faith as a response to Revelation. In this context, for catechetical
27   I, I, 0, 13,45(99)  |           Evangelization than with Revelation in so far as the latter,
28   I, I, 0, 15,50      |          evangelization, transmits Revelation, through the Church, by
29   I, I, 0, 17,53      |       proclaiming the Good News of Revelation to the world, evangelization
30   I, I, 0, 17,54      |         who is the fullness of the revelation of the Father is twofold:
31   I, I, 0, 17,54      |         willingly assenting to the Revelation given by him". (146)~"To
32   I,II, 1,  2,66      |     systematic initiation into the revelation that God has given of himself
33   I,II, 1,  2,66      |        humanity in Christ Jesus, a revelation stored in the depths of
34   I,III, 0,  3,78(229)|            in "The transmission of Revelation by the Church, the work
35   I,III, 0,  4,80(236)|           mediator and fullness of Revelation" and that which is said
36  II, 0, 0, 12,92      |          qua);~– as the content of Revelation and of the Gospel message;
37  II, I, 0, 14,94(303) |         and recalls the concept of Revelation in Dei Verbum. CT 27 also
38  II, I, 0, 17,100     |           the pedagogy of Jesus in revelation of the Father, of himself
39  II, I, 0, 21,108     |       actions and teaching brought Revelation to completion; (360) the
40  II, I, 0, 21,108(359)|           most important phases of revelation and in them the idea of
41  II, I, 0, 21,108     |         the Church which transmits Revelation: this history, read within
42  II, I, 0, 21,108     |          Word not only recalls the revelation of God's wonders which was
43  II, I, 0, 21,108     |         time, in the light of this revelation, interprets human life in
44  II, I, 0, 21,108     |           the "deeds and words" of Revelation point to the "mystery contained
45  II, I, 0, 24,115     |         Testament, the fullness of Revelation in Jesus Christ, and the
46  II, I, 0, 25,116     |            sublime vocation. (399) Revelation, in fact, "... is not...
47  II,II, 2,  1,131     |           the essential content of Revelation and up to date in method,
48  II,II, 2,  1,131     |             used by God himself in Revelation, adapting his language to
49  II,II, 2,  1,131(453)|      define the divine pedagogy in Revelation. They show God's desire
50  II,II, 2,  2,132     |       ensemble of the documents of Revelation and Christian Tradition", (454)
51 III, 0, 2,  7,138     |         the Holy Spirit and has in Revelation a fundamental witness and
52 III, I, 0,  8,139     |            the ultimate purpose of Revelation, is shown as a fruit of
53 III, I, 0, 12,143     |            communication of divine Revelation, is radically inspired by
54 III, I, 0, 12,143     |          of the progressiveness of Revelation, the transcendence and the
55 III,II, 0, 18,149     |        method is at the service of revelation and conversion (4) and that
56 III,II, 0, 19,150     |         these might have in divine Revelation. It is a method which has
57 III,II, 0, 19,150     |         conforms to the economy of Revelation. It corresponds to a profound
58 III,II, 0, 20,152     |           the objective content of Revelation.~c) The above functions
59 III,II, 0, 23,157     |   specifically with the economy of Revelation and salvation. Believers,
60  IV,IV, 0, 10,197     |            an exposition of all of Revelation, of which the Catholic Church