Narrator-of-Divine-Works Doctrine
The doctrine that the DW soul who follows the acts of the Divine Will in Creation functions as “the narrator of all Our works” — she goes around in each created element (sun, sea, wind, bird, lamb) and narrates to God the interior story of each from within the DW’s own knowledge of “the loving secrets which are present in all created things,” so that God receives back through her the love and the glory He intended in creating each element; the DW itself is the instructing mechanism (“which, instructing her, makes her speak”), and the output is the articulate, conscious fulfillment of what creation’s wordless praise performs silently; distinct from RPT-1 (which tracks the round’s offering-function) in that NDW-1 concerns the informational-narrative function from God’s receiving side — the soul giving God the story of His own works. (E)
Anchors: Psalm 19:1-4; Romans 8:19-22; Psalm 148:1-13; Isaiah 43:21; 1 Peter 2:9; Ephesians 1:9-10; Revelation 5:13 — Appearances: 66. Full Registry entry.