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The Idea of Revelation in the Early Church (Part 1)

The Idea of Revelation in the Early Church (Part 1)

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  • Leonard de Moor

How did the early church view the revelation of God? The article discusses the views of the second-century apologists and their Christian contemporaries. The apologists claimed that the Scriptures contained knowledge unattainable by the human mind; a special inspiration was needed. It was their conviction that the Bible reveals man to himself as he could never have known himself without revelation and that it reveals God in his grace and goodness, which man could never know without Scripture.

Source: Evangelical Quarterly, 1978. 7 pages.

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I possess assurance of faith only so long as I see these two things simultaneously – all of my sinfulness, and all of God’s grace. O. Hallesby
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