Divine law is dictated by ____ .

• A. Divine Will
• B. Divine Revelation
• C. Divine Nature
• D. God's Commands

Answer: (C)

Divine law flows from God's unchanging nature—the holy character that defines what is right, just, and good. Because the law reflects who God is, its standards are grounded in His attributes, such as holiness, justice, and mercy, rather than being a mere expression of His will or a list of commands. Divine will can guide God’s actions, and divine revelation shows us how that nature is communicated to us, while the specific directives (God’s commands) enact that standard in daily life. But the enduring source of the law’s authority and content is the divine nature itself. That’s why divine law is best described as stemming from Divine Nature. The other aspects (will, revelation, commands) relate to how we know or express the law, not the fundamental source of what the law is.