Six-Fiats-of-Creation Doctrine
The doctrine that the DW pronounced six distinct Fiats in the six days of Creation (Genesis 1), each entrusted to a specific Angel who gathers the DW soul’s acts of responsive love, forms them into a crown, and prostrate offers it to the Divinity “as requital for what Our Divine Will did” in pronouncing that Fiat — constituting a formal angelic-liturgical requital-architecture within which the creature’s DW acts complete the circuit of each creative Fiat; formally distinct from TGF-1 (which tracks the three Great Fiats across salvation history) in that SFC-1 concerns the six sub-Fiats of the first Great Fiat (Creation) and their specific angelic-custodial and requital structure. (E)
Anchors: Genesis 1:1-31; Revelation 4:9-11; Psalm 148:1-12 — Appearances: 2. Full Registry entry.