Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1   I,  0|   above all in the Redemptive Incarnation of the Son of God, the Son
 2 III,  0|    the sublime mystery of the Incarnation of the Word, a mystery which
 3 III,  0|      into cultures.93 For the Incarnation of the Son of God, precisely
 4 III,  0|       concrete,94 was also an incarnation in a particular culture.~
 5 III,  0|       Redemption. Indeed, the Incarnation of the Word is not an isolated
 6 III,  0| looking at the Mystery of the Incarnation and of the Redemption that
 7 III,  0|       its true meaning in the Incarnation of the Word of God, who
 8 III,  0|      is redeemed. "For by his Incarnation the Son of God has united
 9 III,  0| received from God through the Incarnation of his Only Son. "Since
10   V,  0|      holiness. Just as in the Incarnation Christ assumed human nature
11 VII,  0| firmly believing that "by his Incarnation the Son of God has united