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 1  Int,   2(1)  |    together with him are serving divine truth in the Church. Being
 2  Int,   6     |        Bishops are “witnesses of divine and catholic truth”.3 To
 3    1,   7     |        and comes to share in the divine nature”.5 This initiative
 4    1,   7(5)  |         Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation Dei Verbum, 2.~
 5    1,   9     |          reason, in the other by divine faith. With regard to the
 6    1,  10(8)  |         Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation Dei Verbum, 2.~
 7    1,  11     |          towards the fullness of divine truth, until the words of
 8    1,  12     |          Christ has bestowed the divine life which the first Adam
 9    1,  13(13) |         Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation Dei Verbum, 4.~
10    1,  13     |        give their assent to this divine testimony. This means that
11    1,  13     |         which is to share in the divine mystery of the life of the
12    1,  13(19) |         Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation Dei Verbum, 2.~
13    2,  19     |    recognize as a first stage of divine Revelation the marvellous “
14    3,  33(28) |          personal search for the divine”: General Audience (19 October
15    3,  34(29) |      proceeding equally from the divine Word, the first as dictated
16    3,  34(30) |         Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation, Dei Verbum,
17    4,  36     |       notions more respectful of divine transcendence.~One of the
18    4,  43     |          to the understanding of divine Revelation. Faith therefore
19    4,  44     |        the way to a knowledge of divine realities. His theology
20    4,  44     |       faith and knowledge of the divine. This wisdom comes to know
21    4,  44     |       faith, since faith accepts divine truth as it is. But the
22    4,  44     |   enables judgement according to divine truth”.49~Yet the priority
23    5,  55(72) |         by means of which, under divine inspiration and with the
24    6,  65(88) |         Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation Dei Verbum, 10.~
25    6,  66     |       consideration must be that divine Truth “proposed to us in
26    6,  66     |     which are also the object of divine Revelation. Still more,
27    6,  67     |    possibility of distinguishing divine Revelation from other phenomena
28    6,  71     |    intrinsic capacity to receive divine Revelation.~Cultural context
29    6,  75     |    refusing the truth offered by divine Revelation, philosophy only
30    7,  80     | Incarnate Word, human nature and divine nature are safeguarded in
31    7,  84     |         is capable of expressing divine and transcendent reality
32    7,  84     |        of God, which is always a divine word in human language,
33    7,  85(104)|         Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation Dei Verbum, 24;
34    7,  94(110)|         Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation Dei Verbum, 13.~
35 Conc, 104     |       grasp the full truth which divine Revelation declares. Such
36 Conc, 105     |   humility, study unsustained by divine grace, thought without the