Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro,  0 |          the point of view of the history of salvation, as the cornerstone
 2   I,  0   |    promise, which assures us that history is not closed in upon itself
 3  II,  1   |                          I. Brief history of the continent's evangelization~
 4  II,  1   |           meeting of this kind in history, the Synod Fathers recalled
 5  II,  1   |           evangelization. It is a history which goes back to the period
 6  II,  1   |    deepening our knowledge of the history of salvation in the light
 7  II,  1   |           all the vicissitudes of history".38 These Churches continue
 8  II,  1   |      faith' (Heb 13:7). That is a history which we must not forget;
 9  II,  1   |         mark as ?apostolic'. That history is a drama of charity, heroism
10  II,  2   |        into account the anguished history of a land where many nations
11 III,  0   |       mystery which took place in history: in clearly defined circumstances
12 III,  0   | accompanied throughout the entire history of salvation, in order to
13 III,  0   |         and earth and the Lord of history, is the Father of the one
14 III,  0   |         the family of man and its history more human".121 The Church
15 III,  0   |          in a real sense to their history".123~
16 III,  0   |                         69. Human history finds its true meaning in
17 VII,  0   |         the world. "The lesson of history confirms that by the action
18 VII,  0   |          Whatever may, throughout history, have been their dispersion
19 Conclu,  0|          the centre and summit of history: the coming on earth of