Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  1,2 |  treasure of marriage to the divine Spouse, looks with the greatest
 2  2,3 | flows from all the human and divine depths of the Redemption.
 3  2,4 |   mystical marriage with the divine Spouse in the Church. Reading
 4  2,4 |     burdened by sin-with the divine and human leaven of the
 5  2,5 |   eternal. It belongs to the divine eschatology of man. Through
 6  2,5 | following the example of the divine Teacher, but rather the
 7  2,6 |      gift which reflects the divine and human image of the mystery
 8  3,8 |    light of the words of the divine Teacher. From the depth
 9  6,14| world, her Lord and also her divine Spouse. And so in this Holy
10  7,17|    reached its height in the divine Motherhood through the power