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 1   1, 74  |        water ~has especially a life-giving power, since many animals
 2   1, 73  |        water ~has especially a life-giving power, since many animals
 3   3, 27  |      are not to understand the life-giving soul, but the air which
 4   3, 50  |        1~OBJ 3: Further, God's life-giving power is greater than that
 5   3, 50  |    soul formally possesses the life-giving energy, and ~therefore,
 6   3, 50  |        the Godhead has not the life-giving ~energy formally, but effectively;
 7   3, 56  | Because the principle of human life-giving is ~the Word of God, of
 8   3, 76  |        dignity, but the truly ~life-giving flesh of the Word Himself."~
 9   3, 76  |      of the ~blessing, and the life-giving grace is perpetually in
10   3, 79  |     says on Lk. 22:19: "God's ~life-giving Word by uniting Himself
11   3, 79  |         which we receive ~in a life-giving blessing in the bread and
12   3, 83  |       on any account, lest the life-giving chalice become one of death, ~
13 Suppl, 71|      in the ~awe-inspiring and life-giving Mysteries." This is also