Revelation Basics
Revelation is whatever God reveals to man through His __________ and __________.
Divine revelation includes both __________ and __________.
What is Scripture and Tradition?
Natural Revelation is what God reveals about Himself through what He has ________.
What is made?
In Lectio (Step 1), what does one do?
What is reading the passage slowly and carefully?
True or False: A mystery is something revealed by God that we couldn’t discover by ourselves, and we can fully understand it after it is revealed.
What is false?
What are the two types of revelation in the Catholic faith?
What are natural and divine?
Which of the following is NOT an example of divine revelation?
Scripture
The Eucharist
Saints
All of the above are examples.
What is Saints?
Which of the following is an example of natural revelation? (Humanity, The Eucharist, John 3:16, None of the above)
Who is humanity?
What are the four steps of Lectio Divina?
What are Lectio, Meditatio, Oratio, Contemplatio?
Give an example of two mysteries in the Catholic Church.
Trinity and the Incarnation
True or False. God has to reveal Himself to us.
What is false?
How many books are in the Bible?
What is 73?
Give three examples of natural revelation.
What are flowers, bees, and Will Ferrell?
What language are the words Lectio Divina?
What is Latin?
What is a “mystery” in the Catholic faith?
What is a mystery is something revealed by God that we couldn’t discover by ourselves, and we cannot fully understand it after it is revealed?
Why does God reveal Himself to us?
What is to draw us closer to Him?
Explain how Scripture and Tradition work together in the Catholic faith.
What is both serve as means for God to reveal more about Himself and who He created us to be?
What can you learn about God by standing in a mountain range?
What is you can better understand the vastness and enormity of God?
In Meditatio (Step 2), what are the two things involved?
What is reading the passage again and paying attention to what stands out to you?
Why is the Trinity considered a mystery in the Church?
What is it is revealed by God and something we cannot fully understand?
How does Isaiah 55:8-9 relate to revelation?
What is this passage reminds us that God’s wisdom and plan are far beyond human understanding? We cannot fully grasp Him on our own — which is why revelation is necessary.
Which came first in time: Sacred Tradition or Sacred Scripture?
How can humanity itself serve as natural revelation?
What step involves silently receiving from the Lord?
What is contemplatio?
How do mysteries of faith invite both reason and faith to work together?
Mysteries of faith are truths revealed by God that go beyond what human reason alone can discover. They invite reason to help us understand as much as possible, while faith accepts and trusts what cannot be fully explained.