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 1  I,4     |     with creating the world and man, but puts himself on the
 2 II,20    |        blood" is a reference to man and the common way of understanding
 3 II,21    |      Jesus is true God and true man! Like the Apostle Thomas,
 4 II,21(10)|     humanity, true God and true man ... one and the same Christ
 5 II,23    |       At the same time, God and man that he is, he reveals to
 6 II,23    |        us also the true face of man, "fully revealing man to
 7 II,23    |        of man, "fully revealing man to man himself".11 ~Jesus
 8 II,23    |          fully revealing man to man himself".11 ~Jesus is "the
 9 II,23    |  himself".11 ~Jesus is "the new man" (cf. Eph 4:24; Col 3:10)
10 II,23    |         Son of God truly became man that man, in him and through
11 II,23    |       God truly became man that man, in him and through him,
12 II,23(12)|       observes in this regard: "Man could not become divine
13 II,24    | therefore that later as a grown man his language authoritatively
14 II,24    |      and in favour with God and man" (Lk 2:52), his human awareness
15 II,25    |        s cry. In order to bring man back to the Father's face,
16 II,25    |      had to take on the face of man, but he had to burden himself
17 II,26    |         the cry of anguish of a man without hope, but the prayer
18 IV,47    |      the relationship between a man and a woman — a mutual and
19 Conclu,59|         God and the Redeemer of man. ~As the Jubilee now comes