la ley del evangelio

la ley del evangelio

La nueva ley, preparada por la Ley Antigua en la época de la Antigua Alianza, es la perfección aquí en la tierra de la ley divina, natural y revelada. Es la obra de Cristo, expresada sobre todo en el Sermón de la Montaña, y del Espíritu Santo, por cuya gracia se convierte para nosotros en la ley interior de la caridad (1965).

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