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 1  Intro               | comforting to know that the vast knowledge of the ~Church's greatest
 2 Preface,    2        |     sacred science is to give a ~knowledge of God, not only as He is
 3 ApCreed,    1        |          way: "Where there is no knowledge of the ~eternal and unchanging
 4 ApCreed,    1        |      whom Thou hast sent."7 This knowledge of God begins here ~through
 5 ApCreed,    1        |       heaven, which ~is the true knowledge of God, unless first he
 6 ApCreed,    1        |   depends ~for all this required knowledge on his own efforts alone,
 7 ApCreed,    1        |          will ~never attain such knowledge, or if so, only after a
 8 ApCreed,    1        |         earth is filled with the knowledge of the Lord."11~ ~The fourth
 9 ApCreed,    1        |          is great, exceeding our knowledge."16 ~One can also answer
10 ApCreed,    1        |        his own special branch of knowledge, and some ~uneducated person
11 ApCreed,    1        |       can be seen, because God's knowledge never deceives us, but the ~
12 ApCreed,    3        |        in whom there is not ~the knowledge of God: and who by these
13 ApCreed,    3,  2    |    benefit. (1) We ~are led to a knowledge of the divine majesty. Now,
14 ApCreed,    3,  2    |         is great, ~exceeding our knowledge."10~ ~(2) We are led to
15 ApCreed,    4,  2    |          make God wholly without knowledge; and ~therefore, as God
16 ApCreed,   11        |        which we plan to speak is knowledge with ~love."4 Now, as the
17 ApCreed,   12   (2)  |          light of truth, and the knowledge of ~God" ("Roman Catechism,"
18 ApCreed,   14,  2    |        unity of faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God, unto
19 ApCreed,   15,  2    |          children of ~God."15 If knowledge is desired, it will be there
20 ApCreed,   15,  2    |          in the life everlasting knowledge of all the natures of ~things
21 10Command,    1,  2  |        in whom there is ~not the knowledge of God."18 Accordingly,
22 10Command,    5      |  dwelling with them according to knowledge, giving honor to the ~female
23 10Command,    6   (9)|         although not without his knowledge. Otherwise we would say
24 Sacramen,    5   (28)|                                A knowledge of it [the form of Penance]
25 LordPray             |          treasures of wisdom and knowledge;"3 and of whom it is said: "
26 LordPray,    1,  2   |          is great, exceeding our knowledge."47 And again: "The Lord
27 LordPray,    4       |         us is called the gift of knowledge. The Holy Spirit not only
28 LordPray,    4       |      goodness and discipline and knowledge."1 This knowledge which
29 LordPray,    4       | discipline and knowledge."1 This knowledge which the Holy Spirit teaches
30 LordPray,    4       |         all that goes to make up knowledge and wisdom in man, the principal
31 LordPray,    4,  1   |         does not trust one's own knowledge: "Where humility is there
32 LordPray,    4,  1   |         this is seen the gift of knowledge. Thus, one says to God "
33 LordPray,    4,  4   |      which abides in justice and knowledge and perfect life. Therefore,
34 Question,    1,  1   |        cannot see? Does ~all our knowledge come solely through our
35 Question,    1,  3   |      Creator lead us to greater ~knowledge of God?~ ~4. Gratitude,
36 Question,    4,  5   |         Explain how the gifts of knowledge and wisdom teach us to pray