Here are some of the best books on Divine Revelation that we could find: God is not absent and silent. The Bible tells us so. He has made Himself known to us. The act and procedure is called “revelation” by which is meant to reveal or uncover what was hidden and to make known what had been a secret. Theologically it is God’s intentional disclosure of himself, his nature and his purposes.
Two kinds of revelation are there. The first is what we call general revelation, in which God has revealed Himself to all people in all places. “They instinctively know the truth about God. God has put this knowledge in their hearts,” says Paul. People have looked at the earth and sky from the start of the world. They see the invisible qualities of God—his divine nature and eternal power—in the things he made. Thus they are without excuse for not knowing God (Romans 1:19–20).
The general revelation of God is that which testifies to His own existence. This witness is given through creation, as we just read in Romans 1:19–20 and Psalm 19:1–2: “The heavens tell of the glory of God.” You see, his thing is the sky. Day after day they keep talking Night after night they make him known
History also testifies to the existence of God. (See Acts 17:22-31, especially verse 26.) “From one man he made all the nations. He set their boundaries and decided when they were to rise and fall.
Since humans are made in the image of God, they testify to the existence of God (Genesis 1:26–27). Even people who have never read the bible or heard of Jesus “show that God’s law is written in their hearts, for their own conscience and thoughts either accuse or defend them.” (Romans 2:15) Perhaps the finest proof of general revelation on earth is the beauty of the human body. An infinite God is shown forth in every part of the human body – the breathing system, muscles, neurological system, bone structure, cardiovascular system and brain.
Below are Books on Divine Revelation:
Christianity And Liberalism – J. Gresham Machen
Encyclopedia of Sacred Theology; Its Principles – Abraham Kuyper
Revelation And Inspiration – B. B. Warfield
