MATRIMONY § 92. The divine institution of matrimony, which is the status of union for life1 of one man and one woman,2 established and sustained by their mutual consent,3 for legitimate sexual intercourse,4 the procreation of children,5 and mutual aid …
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93 – Civil Government
CIVIL GOVERNMENT § 93. The divine institution of civil government1 serves as a bar to the evil propensities of men forasmuch as civil governments are endowed with legislative, judicial, and executive authority to enact, maintain, administer, and execute civil laws …
Upcoming Devotions
This week (2/6/22 through 2/12/22) we will be having no Daily Devotions. The original author of these fine devotions only wrote four weeks of Epiphany Devotions. The Epiphany Season, because of the changing date on which Easter falls, can be …
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94 – Laws of Nature
LAWS OF NATURE § 94. The laws of nature are under divine providence a curb and bar to the perverse will of man or to the execution of his evil purposes, forasmuch as man, though he may in a measure …
95 – Temporal Death
TEMPORAL DEATH § 95. Temporal death, the termination of temporal life by the separation of body and soul,1 though not a law of nature,2 is, in consequence of sin,3 in the course of nature since the fall of man 4 …
96 – CHRISTOLOGY
CHRISTOLOGY DEFINITION § 96. Christology is the doctrine of Holy Scripture concerning the Person and the Office and Work of Christ, the Redeemer and Savior of mankind.
97 – The Person of Christ
THE PERSON OF CHRIST NATURES OF CHRIST § 97. Jesus Christ is the Son of God, very God, begotten of the Father from eternity,1 and also true man,2 conceived by the Holy Ghost 3 and born of the Virgin Mary,4 …
98 – Personal Union
PERSONAL UNION § 98. The divine nature and the human nature of Christ were, from the moment of His conception,1 and are for ever,2 inseparably united in one complete theanthropic person.3 1. The divine nature and the human nature of …
99 – Duality of Natures
DUALITY OF NATURES § 99. Of the two natures personally united in Christ, the one, the divine nature, is and ever was truly and essentially divine,1 and the other, the human nature, is and from its conception was essentially human,2 …