Doctrine
The Doctrine taught by Jesus is one of the pillars of his Mission redemptive mission.
In "The Gospel as It Was Revealed to Me"
- My Doctrine is even stricter than that of John, because it forbids resentment. It concerns not so much the exterior as the spirit. You must be born again if you want to be mine. Do you want it?"[1]
- Summary of Jesus' Doctrine. "What does the Doctrine consist of for You?" Hermas asks. "In the precise knowledge of the Decalogue, in love and mercy. Love and mercy, this breathing, this blood of God, is the rule of my Doctrine and my conduct. And I apply it in all situations of my day."[2]
- I must act as if the whole world were made up of ignorant but good creatures. To all I give the same Doctrine and thus the sons of Truth and those of Falsehood are separated.[3]
- Truly, truly I tell you that this Doctrine is not mine, but it is from Him who sent me among you.[4]
- Teaching of John the Baptist: A master lives as long as his Doctrine lives in his Disciples. And if later he is replaced by a greater master, and for the Disciples of Jesus, by the Master of masters, it is never permitted to forget the words of the first, which prepared us to understand and love with wisdom the Lamb of God.[5]
- It is not love for Me, it is not that alone that Saves your Souls, but the love of my Doctrine. And my Doctrine teaches fraternal love without distinction of race or fortune.[6]
In Maria Valtorta's Other Writings
In the Notebooks
- Catechesis of April 24, 1943: One of the things that leads me to reflect on my Jesus’ Doctrine of mercy that can be read in the Gospel of Saint John: Not content with having so loved the sinners to the point of giving his life for them, Jesus reserves his first manifestation, after his Passion, to a converted sinner.[7]
- Catechesis of June 3, 1943: For two thousand years I have come to repeat my Doctrine, I have sent my Mother so that by her gentleness she bends you to penance and love. What has it served?[8]
In Fundamental Christian Texts
In the Bible
- My people, listen to Good my Doctrine, give ear attentively to what I say. I want to speak in a parable, and draw lessons from the past.[9]
- My children, keep my instructions in Peace. Wisdom hidden and invisible treasure, what use are they both?[10]
- An instruction of intelligence and knowledge was engraved in this book by Jesus son of Sirach, son of Eleazar, of Jerusalem, who poured out wisdom like rain from his heart.[11]
In the Catechism of the Catholic Church
- The catechism sets forth the Catholic Doctrine.[12]
- The entire purpose of Doctrine and teaching must be placed in never-ending love.[13]
- The place of Tradition.[14]
- Dogmas mark a hierarchy in the truth of Doctrine.[15]
- There is no Doctrine better, more precious, and more splendid than the text of the Gospel.[16]
- The Creed.[17]
- The teaching that comes from God.[18]
- The mystery of the Blessed Trinity.[19]
- "My Doctrine is not mine, but that of the one who sent me."[20]
- Jesus confirms Doctrines shared by the Pharisees.[21]
- The infallibility of the Pope.[22]
- The role of the laity.[23]
- The Sacraments of Christ.[24]
- The Sacraments of the Church.[25]
- Liturgical chants drawn from Doctrine.[26]
- The Sermon on the Mount is a Doctrine of life.[27]
Notes and references
- ↑ EMV 47
- ↑ EMV 140
- ↑ EMV 334
- ↑ EMV 486
- ↑ EMV 538
- ↑ EMV 564
- ↑ Catechesis of April 24, 1943
- ↑ Catechesis of June 3, 1943
- ↑ Psalm (77)78
- ↑ Sirach 41:14
- ↑ Sirach 50:27
- ↑ CEC 10
- ↑ CEC 25
- ↑ CEC 78
- ↑ CEC 90
- ↑ CEC 127
- ↑ CEC 184
- ↑ CEC 217
- ↑ CEC 235
- ↑ CEC 427
- ↑ CEC 575
- ↑ CEC 891
- ↑ CEC 899
- ↑ CEC 1114
- ↑ CEC 1117
- ↑ CEC 1158
- ↑ CEC 2764