Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,4    |      the old man and put on the new;(12) an effort to overcome
 2 Intro, 0,4    |        thus brings into being a new family of those who have
 3 I, 1,5        |       orders the banquet of the new meeting with which the reconciliation
 4 I, 2,7        |     significant passages in the New Testament, we can therefore
 5 I, 2,9        |         the Lord and to live as new people in the spirit and
 6 I, 3,10       |        love, and he gave us the new commandment" of love,(47)
 7 I, 3,10       |      called to form part of the new covenant. Nevertheless it
 8 I, 3,10       | contains the affirmation of the new spiritual universality desired
 9 I, 3,12       |        is translation into ever new manifestations of conversion
10 II, 0,13      |       friendship with God, to a new interior ordering, to a
11 II, 1,14      |       and tower of Babel in the new light offered by the Gospel
12 II, 1,14(68)  |    Greek translation and in the New Testament for sin is significant.
13 II, 1,17      |         But it is above all the New Testament that sheds light
14 II, 1,17      |       In another passage of the New Testament, namely in St.
15 III, 1,24     |     forms and ways both old and new, among which it will be
16 III, 1,26     |       the Bible, especially the New Testament, on the need to
17 III, 1,26     |        And in the light of this new communion and friendship,
18 III, 1,26     |         old man " so that the " new" can be born by the power
19 III, 1,26     |      practiced in old forms and new as a sign of conversion,
20 III, 2,29     |        The books of the Old and New Testament provide us with
21 III, 2,30     |         has come about with the new Rite of Penance.(177) For
22 III, 2,31     |     stir up in each one of us a new impulse toward the renewal
23 III, 2,31(178)|       from human tribunals. The new Rite of Penance makes reference
24 III, 2,31(179)|   Christ the physician takes on new and striking elements if
25 III, 2,31     |        it in the old and in the new Rite of Penance are significantly
26 III, 2,31     |        the sacrament to begin a new life (and therefore they
27 III, 2,31     |       wiped away, there is born new and uncontaminated a reconciled
28 III, 2,33     |     General Absolution ~33. The new liturgical regulation and,
29 Concl, 0,35   |         of his "good news": the new commandment of love of neighbor;
30 Concl, 0,35   |         the spirituality of the new covenant in Jesus Christ.~