3) CCC 26-183 (YOUCAT 7-19) Meditate: Considering your life experience and what you have learned in studying this subject, ask yourself: In what ways has God revealed Himself to me and what has been my response? Considering that Jesus is the fullness of God's revelation, ask yourself: Is it enough to know about Him? How can I come to know Him more deeply? In what ways does that change my life? Pray: Lord, inspire me to read your Scriptures and to meditate upon them day and night. I beg you to give me real understanding of what I need, that I in turn may put its precepts into practice. Yet, I know that understanding and good intentions are worthless, unless rooted in your graceful love. So I ask that the words of Scripture may also be not just signs on a page, but channels of grace into my heart. Amen. Imitate: St. Jerome Apply: In what ways can I help myself and others to discover and grow in their understanding of the fullness of God's revelation? Extra: Scott Hahn's free online Bible study Dei Verbum (Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation) Verbum Domini (The Word of the Lord) by Pope Benedict XVI Catholic Church Documents related to Biblical Studies Scripture and Tradition Not by Scripture Alone Catholic Encyclopedia: Revelation Catholic Encyclopedia: The Bible Catholic Encyclopedia: Inspiration of the Bible Catholic Encyclopedia: Tradition and Living Magisterium Catholic Encyclopedia: Dogma No Apologies #33 - The Historical Reliability of the Gospels No Apologies #34 - Gospel Integrity and Sincerity No Apologies #35 - Gospel Writers Were Reliably Informed Tour of the Catechism #2 - The Profession of Faith Tour of the Catechism #3 - God Comes To Meet Man Tour of the Catechism #4 - Relationship, Tradition, and Scripture Tour of the Catechism #5 - Sacred Scripture Tour of the Catechism #6 - Man's Response to God
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