Chapter, §

 1   1   (8)  |          Unitatis redintegratio, 7.~
 2   2   (31) |      service of the Baals); 1 Sm 7:6 (the people of Samuel’
 3   2   (31) |       against the Lord!”); Nm 21:7 (this text is distinctive
 4   2   (31) |         15; 64:5-9; Jer 8:14; 14:7; Lam 1:14, 18a, 22 (in which
 5   2   (31) |       destruction); Ez 33:10; Mi 7:9 (“I”), 18-19.~
 6   2   (32) |      glory to their gods”); 2 Mc 7:18-32 (the Jewish martyrs
 7   2   (33) |          this book”); 2 Chr 29:6-7 (Hezekiah says “our fathers
 8   2,  1    |      human beings (only in Nm 21:7 is mention made of a human
 9   2   (34) |   penitential prayer of Ezra, v. 7: “From the days of our fathers
10   2   (34) |        for their iniquities” [v. 7] – “woe to us for we have
11   2   (34) |     fathers” [3:5, cf. 2:33; 3:4,7]); Dn 3:26-45 (the prayer
12   2,  1    |       for example Gn 2-11 and Dt 7:2 (the extermination of
13   2   (36) | requirement of God’s law (cf. Dt 7:3) in all these chapters.~
14   2   (38) |          ed., September 8, 1999, 7.~
15   2,  2    |        Acts 3:14; 4:27,30; Rev 3:7), and the holiness of the
16   2,  2    |   example, Jas 1:5-8, 19-21; 2:1-7; 4:1-10; 1 Pt 1:13-25; 2
17   2,  2    |         1-11; 18-27; 4:1-6; 2 Jn 7-11; 3 Jn 9-10). There is,
18   2,  3    |        obligations of kinship (v.7). More clearly, Isaiah 61
19   3,  1    |    innocent, and undefiled’ (Heb 7:26), knew no sin (cf. 2
20   3   (51) |          Augustine, Sermo 181, 5,7: PL 38; 982.~
21   3   (59) |    ecclesiam matrem” (Epist. 74, 7; CCL 3C, 572). St. Augustine: “
22   4   (68) |          ed., September 8, 1999, 7.~
23   5,  2    |          culminating on December 7, 1965, with the abolition
24   5   (76) |          Unitatis redintegratio, 7.~
25   5   (79) |          ed., September 8, 1999, 7.~
26 End   (99) |        Adversus haereses IV, 20, 7: SC 100/2, 648.~
27 End   (100)|          ed., September 8, 1999, 7.~