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 1 ApCreed,    2        |           and the ~stars, and all natural things follow a determined
 2 ApCreed,    6        |           way does it fall in the natural way of our understanding.
 3 ApCreed,    8   (18) |        sepulchre during an entire natural day during part of the ~
 4 ApCreed,    9,  2    |         by His very nature. It is natural for one to ~return to that
 5 ApCreed,   13        | Forgiveness of Sins."~ ~As in our natural body the operation of one
 6 ApCreed,   14,  2    |        soundness of body which is natural to man. He will not be ~
 7 ApCreed,   14,  3    |        Subtility. - "It is sown a natural body; it shall rise a spiritual ~
 8 10Command,    3,  2  |      parents, seeing that it is a natural obligation. ~Hence it must
 9 10Command,    3,  2  |          greater."21 But this our natural life is as nothing compared ~
10 10Command,    3,  2  |  acknowledge the ~blessing of the natural life which you owe to your
11 10Command,    4,  1  |        power of man. It is in the natural order that plants ~be the
12 Sacramen,    3       |       matter of this Sacrament is natural water, ~and it makes no
13 Sacramen,    5   (27)|      matter is something, whether natural or ~artificial; the matter
14 Sacramen,    8   (33)|          belongs to marriage as a natural contract to be indissoluble;
15 Sacramen,    9       |        they desire: "It is sown a natural body, it ~shall rise a spiritual
16 LordPray,    4,  4   |       most perfect: "It is sown a natural body; it shall rise a spiritual
17 Question,    1,  1   |           we take nothing in the ~natural order on faith?~ ~5. Explain
18 Question,    1,  13  |        the similarity between the natural body with its head and ~
19 Question,    2,  4   |        our parents rests upon the natural law, ~yet observe the rewards