Divine Revelation - St. Boniface Parish - Lunenburg, MA

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God reveals himself to us through the natural law, through his creation, through his Word, and through the Holy Spirit.  Jesus Christ represents the fullness of Divine Revelation. God has written upon our hearts the natural law, the innate ability to know of his existence and to arrive at a basic sense of good and evil, of truth and falsehood, and of the duty to seek always that which is good and true. By human reason we can develop this knowledge of God and of how he wishes us to live. Keeping the natural law is ultimately what fulfills us as human persons.   Both faith and reason teach us that the origin of the world was by creation.  "In the beginning, when God created the heavens and the earth" (Genesis 1:1), the Bible proclaims in its opening sentence.  When God creates, he imprints a "mark" on his creation, and through that mark we can learn something about God himself. -The Didache Bible

When sin entered the world, our ability to reason and to discern good and truth became clouded. To save all people from sin, God revealed himself gradually and provided the grace necessary to aid human reason. He reveals himself through his works, his prophets, his sacred Word in Scripture, and most perfectly in the Word, Jesus Christ, the Mediator and fullness of all Revelation:

In times past, God spoke in partial and various ways to our ancestors through the prophets; in these last days, he spoke to us through a son. (Hebrews 1:1-2)

The Holy Spirit, as Christ promised, continues to "teach you everything and remind you of all that [I] told you." (John 14: 26) -The Didache Bible

• Sources: New American Bible Revised Edition(NABRE)
• Sources: Catechism of the Catholic Church, The Didache Bible
• Video Source: Word on Fire

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