Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1  Fwd      |     things which are said about divine revelation, the criteria
 2    I, 2,3 |        ever-deeper study of the divine and human calling of man,
 3    I, 2,3 |    inject the perennial, vital, divine power of the Gospel into
 4    I, 2,4 |   attention of men from matters divine and makes their inner concerns
 5    I, 3,7 |        clearly the unity of the divine plan of salvation. Avoiding
 6   II, 1,9 |        Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation, the General
 7   II, 1,9 |     beginning from this gift of divine love. Faith is the acceptance
 8   II, 1,9 |      and coming to fruit of the divine gift in us. This characteristic,
 9   II, 1,11|      receive and understand the divine proclamation (cf. Acts 16,
10   II, 1,12|            On the one hand, the divine revelation which constitutes
11   II, 1,12|       revealing himself through divine deeds together with the
12   II, 1,12|       the word to set forth the divine revelation such as ibis
13   II, 1,13| inspiration of the Holy Spirit, divine revelation has also been
14   II, 1,14|         full discernment of the divine will towards us in this
15   II, 2,21|     revealed in Christ, and the divine signs and works which are
16   II, 2,21|       the whole~truth about the divine plan by preparing the faithful
17   II, 2,23|    toward the fulfilment of the~divine plan of salvation.~ ~Catechesis
18   II, 2,29|    effective" (Heb. 4,~12).~The divine word becomes present in
19  III, 1,33|    possible formulations of the divine message and the various
20  III, 1,34| according to the example of the divine pedagogy (cf. n. 33), but
21  III, 1,34|      safeguard the truth of the divine message, and to walch thal
22  III, 1,40|      not without a holy fear of divine judgement.~Through this
23  III, 1,41|  genuine moral values which, by divine providence, are found in
24  III, 2,43|    imbues the whole mind of the Divine Teacher, and he shares it
25  III, 2,43|      familiarity with the three divine Persons, inasmuch as the
26  III, 2,43|        called to share in their divine nature. Finally, Christians,
27  III, 2,49|         GOD IN THE UNITY 0F THE DIVINE PERSON~ ~53 This great mystery,
28  III, 2,54| substantially), united with his divine Person, lies hidden in an
29  III, 2,55|     regard to its values and us divine law of unity and indissolubility,
30  III, 2,56|     makes him a partaker of the divine nature and intimately unites
31  III, 2,56|    giving him power 10 keep the divine law, strengthens him with
32  III, 2,57|      CHRISTIAN FREEDOM~ ~61 The divine call of man requires him
33  III, 2,57|  freedom, even when assisted by divine grade, is liable to grave
34  III, 2,58|         Holy Spirit to share in divine life itself, is always in
35    V,17   |       and as a meeting with the divine Savior. In this way old
36   VI, 3,82|         faithful, and celebrate divine worship as true priests