Chapter,  Paragraph

 1   1,  10|        God for salvation of the person who has fallen under the
 2   4,  21|    Lutherans do not deny that a person can reject the working of
 3   4,  21|      When they emphasize that a person can only receive (mere passive)
 4   4,  22|         with Christ, who in his person is our righteousness (1
 5   4,  24|         renewal of the interior person through the reception of
 6   4,  26|   affects all dimensions of the person and leads to a life in hope
 7   4,  26|     love of God imparted to the person in justification. Justification
 8   4,  28| justifies, and truly renews the person. But the justified must
 9   4,  29|    daily return to baptism, the person who has been born anew by
10   4,  30|          however, remain in the person an inclination (concupiscence)
11   4,  30|      not separate the justified person from God. But when individuals
12   4,  36|       and Christ's merit. Every person, however, may be concerned
13 App     |         in such a way, that the person's willing acceptance of
14 App     |       the forgiveness of sins a person receives, through Jesus
15 App     |         contribution to which a person could make any appeal before
16 App     |   baptism, concupiscence in the person justified no longer cuts
17 App     |   justified no longer cuts that person off from God; in Tridentine
18 App     |        Canon 20 stresses that a person ..is bound to keep the commandments
19 App     |         concept of faith. For a person can certainly lose or renounce
20 App     |       stress that the justified person is responsible not to lose