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 1 Preface,    4         |   Testament (e.g., in Luke i. 4; Acts, xviii. ~25). "Catechetical"
 2 ApCreed,    2         |          is the overseer of ~the acts of man; hence they believe
 3 ApCreed,    2         |          they believe that human acts do not come under God's ~
 4 ApCreed,    2   (16)  |                                  Acts, v. 29.~ ~
 5 ApCreed,    6   (1)   |                                  Acts, xiii. 41 (quoting Hab.,
 6 ApCreed,    8   (11)  |                                  Acts, ii. 3~. Rom., vi, 4.~ ~
 7 ApCreed,    8   (16)  |                                  Acts, xiv. 21.~ ~
 8 ApCreed,    9   (10)  |   distant regions ~of the earth (Acts, viii. 39). Neither did
 9 ApCreed,   10   (2)   |                                  Acts, i. 11.~ ~
10 ApCreed,   10   (3)   |                                  Acts, x. 42.~ ~
11 10Command,    1   (33)|                                  Acts, iv. 12.~ ~
12 10Command,    2   (46)|                                  Acts, xiii. 27.~ ~
13 10Command,    3       |      Commandments prescribe good acts, ~while others forbid evil
14 10Command,    4,  2   |         since they would have no acts in ~keeping with them. Thus,
15 10Command,    9   (4) |     covets a ~field or house, he acts out of desire for gain or
16 Sacramen,    2        |         up of words and physical acts. And so ~also Christ, who
17 Sacramen,    5        |        of this ~Sacrament is the acts of the penitent, which are
18 Sacramen,    5   (27) | quasi-materia) of Penance is the acts of ~the penitent, i.e.,
19 LordPray,    2   (2)  |                                  Acts. iv. 12.~ ~
20 Question,    1,  9    |     described by St. Luke in the Acts of the Apostles ~(chapter