Divine-Will-Queenship Doctrine
The doctrine that the Divine Will is Queen by nature — “in Our very Divinity It holds the first place, It rules and dominates all Our attributes; there is not one act of Ours in which It does not hold Its place of Queen. So, It is Queen in Heaven, on earth, in Creation — It reigns in everything and everywhere” — and that giving the DW to man constituted “the greatest honor and the most insuperable love” given to him: to gift the creature with the DW is to make him a sharer in this primordial Queenship, so that wanting man to give the DW the place of Queen in himself was the highest form of divine generosity; distinct from DW-MARY-1 (Mary’s specific DW-Queenship) and GCM-1 (God’s centralization method through the DW) in that DWQ-1 concerns the DW’s own ontological Queenship precedent to and independent of any creaturely realization. (E)
Anchors: Psalm 103:19; Colossians 1:16-17; Revelation 19:6; Revelation 3:20-21; Luke 22:29-30 — Appearances: 2. Full Registry entry.