(Comp 420 photocopying) The New Law or the Law of the Gospel, proclaimed and far-reaching by Christ, is the power and terminate of the divine law, natural and revealed. It is summed up in the demand to love God and neighbor and to love one option as Christ precious us. It is furthermore an base reality: the flair of the Superhuman Heart which makes attainable such love. It is "the law of exclusion" (Galatians 1:25) given that it inclines us to act unthinkingly by the prompting of style. "The New Law is mainly the dreadfully flair of the Superhuman Heart which is disposed to believers in Christ." (Saint Thomas Aquinas). "IN Abrupt" (CCC 1985) The New Law is a law of love, a law of flair, a law of exclusion. (CCC 1984) The Law of the Gospel fulfills and surpasses the Old Law and brings it to perfection: its promises, undeviating the Beatitudes of the Realm of heaven; its commandments, by reforming the meat, the ensconce of whatsoever acts. TO Exaggerate AND Make clear (CCC 1969) The New Law "practices the acts of religion": almsgiving, prayer and fasting, directing them to the "Set up who sees in secret," in associate with the expectation to "be seen by men" (Cf. Mt 6:1-6; 16-18). Its prayer is the Our Set up (Cf. Mt 6:9-13; Lk 11:2-4). (CCC 1971) To the Lord's Negotiate on the Mount it is in shape to add the "fine catechesis of the apostolic teachings", such as "Romans "12-15, "1 Corinthian"s 12-13, "Colossians" 3-4, "Ephesians" 4-5, etc. This lessons hands on the Lord's teaching with the persuade of the apostles, distinctively in the recital of the virtues that getting away from from religious conviction in Christ and are vivacious by style, the central gift of the Superhuman Heart. "Let style be chaste.... Fascination one option with brotherly kindliness.... Glory in your lavish, be long-suffering in examine, be entrenched in prayer. Bring to the needs of the saints, practice warmness" (Rom 12:9-13). This catechesis furthermore teaches us to bargain with gear of ethics in the light of our hit it off to Christ and to the Cathedral (Cf. Rom 14; 1 Cor 5-10). Comment (CCC 1970) The Law of the Gospel requires us to make the decisive certitude in the midst of "the two ways" and to put into practice the words of the Peer of the realm (Cf. Mt 7:13-14,21-27). It is summed up in the "Fair-haired Point", "Doesn't matter what you wish that men would do to you, do so to them; this is the law and the prophets" (Mt 7:12; cf. Lk 6:31). The calculate Law of the Gospel is contained in the "new demand" of Jesus, to love one option as he has precious us (Cf. Jn 15:12; 13:34). (CCC 1972) The New Law is called a "law of love" given that it makes us act out of the love infused by the Superhuman Heart, faster than from fear; a "law of flair", given that it confers the strength of flair to act, by means of religious conviction and the sacraments; a "law of exclusion", given that it sets us free from the ritual and juridical observances of the Old Law, inclines us to act unthinkingly by the prompting of style and, utterly, lets us unfashionable from the leave behind of a servant who "does not know what his master is work" to that of a friend of Christ - "For all that I yield heard from my Set up I yield through much-admired to you" - or even to the reputation of son and heir (Jn 15:15; cf. Jas 1:25; 2:12; Gal 4:1-7. 21-31; Rom 8:15). [END]
"(At that time QUESTION: Where DOES ONE Reveal THE NEW LAW?) "
