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 1 Intro,2|              preaching of the saving Death and Resurrection of Jesus
 2 II,11  |             the third day after this death, and despite the vigilance
 3 II,11  |             society beset by sin and death".41 Through his words and
 4 II,11  |         especially in his suffering, death and resurrection, Jesus
 5 II,11  |           result of our sins and his death has brought us to life again: "
 6 II,12  |            and endured suffering and death to win salvation for all
 7 II,12  |            right hand, where sin and death have power no more. Through
 8 II,13  |           actions, and above all his Death and Resurrection, reveal
 9 II,14  | all-embracing love. Furthermore, his death on the Cross speaks—that
10 III,15 |          that is good. The forces of death isolate people, societies
11 III,17 |              had promised before his death and resurrection, that he
12 III,17 |            man does not end with the death and resurrection of Jesus.
13 III,17 |            and did, above all in his death and resurrection. The Spirit
14 IV,20  |             be set free from sin and death".68 This insistence on proclamation
15  V,24  |          with Christ by baptism into death, so that as Christ was raised
16 VI,35  |            to resist "the culture of death".183 They can show their
17 VI,38  |          peoples, and the culture of death takes hold in the unjustifiable