Chapter,  Paragraph

 1   3,  16|    salvation in faith. Faith is itself God's gift through the Holy
 2   4,  20|        such personal consent as itself an effect of grace, not
 3   4,  26|      made between justification itself and the renewal of one's
 4   4,  29|         the Christian for it is itself "ruled" by Christ with whom
 5   5,  43|    churches. Here it must prove itself. In this respect, there
 6 App     |        The response of faith is itself brought about through the
 7 App     |       of God's grace - which is itself a gift of God - has no essential
 8 App     |      the event of justification itself. Justification is the work
 9 App     | effected by the word of promise itself .. This is the ground for
10 App     |        be no faith, does not in itself make any contribution to
11 App     |         Catholic doctrine knows itself to be at one with the Protestant
12 App     | response effected by God's word itself, and that the renewal of
13 App     |  absolution ..This reliance can itself be subjectively uncertain -
14 App     |         faith never reflects on itself, but depends completely
15 App     |       life on the gift of grace itself, through membership in Christ (