Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,3 |         is no actual use of this word.~Some consider reconciliation
 2 Intro, 0,4 |       under the influence of the word of God and in the perspective
 3 I, 2,7     |        of Jesus of Nazareth, the word and the Son of God made
 4 I, 2,8     |        loving attention to God's word; personal and community
 5 I, 3,10    |      according to our faith, the word of God became flesh and
 6 I, 3,10    |        sacrifice of his Son, the word made man, without limits
 7 II, 1,17   |       need to be faithful to the word of God that teaches us also
 8 II, 2,21   |       this second meaning of the word, piety (eusebeia) means
 9 II, 2,22   |    Reconciled Life ~22. Thus the word of Scripture, as it reveals
10 II, 2,22   |         passion and death of the Word made flesh who consented
11 III, 1,25  |       all apply to ourselves the word of God; we must relinquish
12 III, 1,25  |      found, namely in the divine word itself and in the authentic
13 III, 1,25  | authentic interpretation of that word provided by the magisterium
14 III, 1,25  |         Lord; a listening to the word; the study of revelation
15 III, 1,26  |        attempts to translate the word in the Greek text, metanoia,(138)
16 III, 1,26  |        the church draws from the word of God concerning the rights
17 III, 2,29  |    communicable knowledge of the word of God. But it is even more
18 III, 2,29  |     spiritual progress and, in a word, in achieving holiness.
19 III, 2,31  |        church, inspired by God's word, teaches about contrition,
20 III, 2,31  |          his life of prayer-in a word, the whole of his priestly
21 III, 2,32  |         of great importance: The word of God listened to in common
22 III, 2,32  |         to the importance of the word of God which is read, recalled
23 Concl, 0,35|   blessing." And he ended with a word of encouragement and hope: "