Three-Rights-of-DW Doctrine
The doctrine that the creature living in the DW acquires three formally named prerogatives by right: (1) the Right of Divine Life — acts transformed into perennial, incessant, uninterrupted divine life “not subject to interruption,” each act done in the DW a vital act that cannot end; (2) the Right of Property — genuine ownership (not reception in measure) of all divine goods — sanctity, light, grace, love — as one’s own, contrasted with the measured distribution outside the DW in which “everything is given in measure, and without rendering them the owners”; (3) the Right of Glory — to glorify the Creator in each thing, even breath and heartbeat, by right, and to be glorified in the Creator’s own glory, such that no act however small is without the right of glorification; the three rights constituting the formal legal architecture of the creature’s adoption as daughter rather than servant. (E)
Anchors: John 10:10; John 17:22; 1 Corinthians 3:21-23; Romans 8:14-17; Galatians 4:4-7; 2 Peter 1:4; 1 Corinthians 10:31; Isaiah 43:7 — Appearances: 3. Full Registry entry.