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 1  Int,    4|     giving rise to further grave concern: broad sectors of public
 2    1,   22|   Something similar happens when concern about the consequences of
 3    2,   32|         the "good news" of God's concern for them, and they know
 4    2,   39|      part of his care and loving concern for his creatures. If it
 5    2,   41|       land of Israel) to showing concern for the stranger, even to
 6    2,   47|     performed, shows God's great concern even for man's bodily life.
 7    3,   71|        are guaranteed. The chief concern of civil authorities must
 8    3,   76|          life to his responsible concern, not to make arbitrary use
 9    3,   77|          a personal but a social concern which we must all foster:
10    3,   77|      which we must all foster: a concern to make unconditional respect
11    4,   81|         be protected with loving concern. The meaning of life is
12    4,   94|     considered the object of our concern, closeness and service.
13    4,   98|     passing from indifference to concern for others, from rejection
14    4,   98|         to life. With scrupulous concern for factual truth, they
15    4,  100| certainty, and moved by profound concern for the destiny of every
16    4,  101|   defence and promotion is not a concern of Christians alone. Although
17    4,  101|        in no way is that value a concern only of believers. The value