Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,2|      Mediator between God and man and the sole Redeemer of
 2  I,5   |    mission of the Redeemer as man. "In Jesus of Nazareth,
 3 II,10  |     Christ, true God and true man, the one and only Saviour
 4 II,12  | distant, above and apart from man, but is very near, indeed
 5 II,13  |        he also "fully reveals man to himself".43 His words
 6 II,13  |      be human. Through Jesus, man can finally know the truth
 7 II,13  |  service of the Father and of man, reveals that the vocation
 8 II,13  |   human heart to love God and man, even when this entails
 9 II,13  |      heart of God who created man in his own image (cf. Gen
10 II,13  |     being truly God and truly man, Jesus established communion
11 II,13  | person of the Son of God made man and the mission entrusted
12 II,13  |      between God and men, the man Christ Jesus who gave himself
13 II,14  |     Christ, true God and true man, is the one Saviour because
14 III,16 |   union with himself not only man but the whole of creation
15 III,16 |      of creation, history and man for full maturity in Christ. 60~
16 III,17 |     plan for the salvation of man does not end with the death
17 III,18 |       of love between God and man was prepared for by the
18 IV,20  |    the truth about God, about man, and about how we are to
19 IV,20  |       is twofold: respect for man in his quest for answers
20 IV,20  |       action of the Spirit in man".72 Indeed, the Synod Fathers
21  V,24  |     encounter between God and man, in which God chooses to
22  V,29  |    the most basic truth about man, namely his relationship
23  V,29  |       Jesus Christ: he became man, shared our human life and
24 VI,32  |       about herself and about man, applying this truth to
25 VI,34  |       becoming like the ‘rich man' who pretended not to know
26 VI,41  |       the Creator's will that man should treat nature not