Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1  Fwd      |        which are said about divine revelation, the criteria according
 2    I, 3,7 |        glory of their Creator, the revelation of the Savior’s grade, and
 3   II, 1   |           Ministry of The Word~and Revelation~
 4   II, 1,9 |                                    REVELATION: GOD’S GIFT~ ~10 In the
 5   II, 1,9 |    Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation, the General Council looked
 6   II, 1,9 |          General Council looked al revelation as the act by which God
 7   II, 1,10|                                    REVELATION: DEEDS AND WORDS~ ~11 So
 8   II, 1,10|        clarify them: "This plan of revelation is realised by deeds and
 9   II, 1,10|        contained in them"~(DV, 2).~Revelation, therefore, consists of
10   II, 1,10|          word not only recalls the revelation of God’s wonders which was
11   II, 1,10|         lime, in the light of this revelation, interprets human life in
12   II, 1,11|       MEDIATOR AND FULLNESS 0F ALL REVELATION~ ~12 "By this revelation,
13   II, 1,11|           REVELATION~ ~12 "By this revelation, then, the deepest truth . . .
14   II, 1,11|           time the fullness of ail revelation" (DV, 2).~ ~Christ is not
15   II, 1,11|         peculiar to the economy of revelation. The Son of God inserts
16   II, 1,12|           the one hand, the divine revelation which constitutes the object
17   II, 1,12|            fuller understanding of revelation.~ ~The Church’s shepherds
18   II, 1,12|            to set forth the divine revelation such as ibis taught by the
19   II, 1,13|            the Holy Spirit, divine revelation has also been expressed
20   II, 1,14|            15 By faith man accepts revelation, and through it he consciously
21   II, 2,16|        adherence 10 the message of revelation.~ ~This shows that, according
22   II, 2,29|           entrusted the deposit of revelation, strives until the consummation
23   II, 2,30| CATECHISING~ ~33 In the history of revelation God used pedagogy in such
24   II, 2,30|          after the consummation of revelation, The Church has the obligation
25  III      |    believes), or as the content of revelation and of the Christian message (
26  III, 1,33|    DIFFERENT LANGUAGES 0F MEN~ ~37 Revelation is the manifestation of
27  III, 1,34|      interrelated, even though its revelation was given by God gradually,
28  III, 1,34|         but with the full store of revelation that has been divinely communicated
29  III, 1,34|     Christian life by the light of revelation.~ ~This task of catechesis,
30  III, 1,41|     unquestionable pre-eminence of revelation, written or handed down,
31  III, 2,43|           faithful responds to the revelation of the mystery transmitted
32   IV, 2   |        harmony with the economy of revelation and with one of the fundament
33   IV, 4   |        contained in the deposit of revelation.~ ~c) Experience, considered
34   IV, 4   |          illumined by the light of revelation. By recalling to mind the
35   IV, 5   |        harmony with the economy of revelation and salvation. The pedagogical
36   VI, 4,86|        practical, the witnesses of revelation and of Christian tradition