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 1 5 |   God? This is the greatest mystery that the human mind can
 2 5 |    rational means the great mystery of the Holy Trinity. Great
 3 5 |      Augustine, studied the mystery of the Holy Trinity and
 4 5 |     churned in his mind the mystery of the Holy Trinity. He
 5 5 |     miraculous way that the mystery of the Holy Trinity cannot
 6 5 |   believes in God lives the mystery of the Holy Trinity and
 7 5 | cannot prove rationally the mystery of the Holy Trinity. It
 8 5 |      It would not then be a mystery. However, we shall mention
 9 5 | Testament teaches about the mystery of the Holy Trinity more
10 5 |   for an explanation of the mystery. It would not be a mystery
11 5 |  mystery. It would not be a mystery if it had an explanation.
12 7 |    by saying, "Great is the mystery of godliness -- God appeared
13 14|     belongs to the realm of mystery, but we can give one example
14 16|   impossible to explain the mystery of the Incarnation. "The
15 16|    of the Incarnation. "The mystery does not lend itself to
16 16| Logos is and shall remain a mystery. It was brought about mysteriously
17 18| comprehension of this great Mystery. With faith and humility,
18 24|  You have made possible the mystery of our salvation. You also
19 24|     to understand the great mystery of our salvation that comes
20 27| with wonder and fear at the mystery of mysteries, the Holy Eucharist.
21 30|   to us when he says: "This mystery is a profound one, and I
22 34| Paul says "Lo! I tell you a mystery. We shall not all sleep,