There is considerable debate over the extent to which humanity has received God's revelation. The term revelation concerns how God revealed himself to humanity or, in other words, how he made himself known to what he created. Theologians generally distinguish God's revelation in two ways: general revelation and special revelation. Many theologians agree that there is something to be learned from the study of human nature. However, what is most evident are the moral and spiritual qualities of humanity that reflect the character of God. It could be argued that the nature of revelation depends on whether it is given or understood through experience, proposition, culture, scripture, or all four. Many studies show that humanity has received revelation through the Scriptures. The influence of Scripture has enabled humanity to discover not only God, but also itself. This is why many people believe that the Scriptures are the only true way that God has made himself known. Research indicates that through Scripture, God has inspired, communicated, and revealed to humanity through the elements of the world. Through these studies, humanity has come to believe and understand that there is a greater source that can give and take away what it has created. RCSpoul says: “For whatever God is, he is totally beyond our knowledge. Being limited in our ability to think like God, we must believe and trust through the faith that was built through the very word that was written. That being said, the writer Timothy shares with his readers that all Scripture is inspired by God and is profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness (Ti...... middle of paper. ...one is shown and reflected in the text. This can be seen through the derived word "mirror". This can be taken from parts of the Bible, such as 2 Timothy, Hebrews and Jeremiah. tempers and becomes one. deterrence until revelation It can be broken down into two parts: Special and general revelation is that which results from a special revelation, we could not arrive at the general revelation in matters of. revelation, alongside theology Each plays a role in how revelation is described in the biblical sense The foundation of doctrine, theology and how it is received by humanity reflects revelation and can be. demonstrated through 2 Timothy 3:16 2. All Scripture is given by inspiration of God and is profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness (NRSV).