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 1 Intro   |           of the divine Word as a living instrument of salvation,
 2 Intro   |     glorification of God, because living in obedience to Divine Truth
 3   1,  2 |     responsibility of persons now living for faults of the past.
 4   1,  2 |     non-imputability to those now living of past faults committed
 5   1,  2 | indiscriminately to all Jews then living nor to the Jews of our time.”14  “
 6   1,  4 |  Questions Raised~The Church is a living society spanning the centuries.
 7   1,  4 |          in revelation and in its living transmission in the faith
 8   2,  2 |      their dignity, albeit in the living awareness of the fragility
 9   2,  2 |         to their vocation, by not living their Baptism into the death
10   3,  1 |          are the negation of this living faith: “Ne respicias peccata
11   3,  3 |          influence on them in the living exchange of spiritual goods.
12   3,  4 |        witness. By virtue of this living communication, each baptized
13   4,  1 |         of the conditions and the living dynamic in which those events
14   4,  1 |      answers which are found, the living context in which the work
15   4,  1 |       Thanks to this encounter of living worlds, understanding of
16   5,  2 |       imperative of unity and are living an “interior conversion,”
17   5,  5 |       others the true face of the living God. They are called to
18   6,  2 |           for all those who, with living faith, are involved in the
19 End     |        faithful covenant with the living God: “The glory of God is