Chapter,  Paragraph

1  I,15|      Christ considered in his historical features and in his mystery,
2 II,16|      light of Christ in every historical period, to make his face
3 II,17|     of faith based on precise historical testimony: a true testimony
4 II,18|     with the canons of modern historical science. From them, nevertheless,
5 II,18| Nazarene emerges with a solid historical foundation. The Evangelists
6 II,19|   have already had during the historical life of Christ, in the questions
7 II,22|  become problematic, in other historical and cultural contexts there
8 II,22| diminish and do away with the historical concreteness of Jesus' humanity.
9 II,24|     doubt that already in his historical existence Jesus was aware