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 1 Int, 2 |        was Our intention to give new luster and strength to priestly
 2   1, 5 |        authoritative source, the New Testament which preserves
 3   1, 12|          abundant riches of this new insight into life. ~Testimony
 4   1, 13|          a greater love for that new life which springs from
 5   2, 19| Christian priesthood, being of a new order, can be understood
 6   2, 19|         reborn, and through this new birth 18 might enter the
 7   2, 19|         Jesus brought forth this new creation by means of His
 8   2, 19|        time and into the world a new form of life which is sublime
 9   2, 20|    salvation, it even acquired a new meaning and a new value.
10   2, 20|     acquired a new meaning and a new value. Jesus, in fact, has
11   2, 20|  covenant," 26 has also opened a new way, in which the human
12   2, 20|      transforming reality of the New Testament. ~Christ's Example~
13   2, 24|        His work to bring about a new form of humanity in all
14   2, 29|          own sanctification find new incentives in the ministry
15   2, 31|       pledge of that sublime and new reality which is the kingdom
16   2, 34|            with the arrival of a new world, and in a way it anticipates
17   3, 44|         in the priesthood of the New Testament, will be readily
18   4, 57|        pondering and seeking the new and delightful realities
19   6, 74|        priest will daily receive new strength and joy as he deepens
20   6, 76|        zeal he will find in them new occasions to show that he
21   6, 79|        taught the urgency of the new commandment of charity.
22   8, 91|        and West; this provides a new motive for union between
23   8, 93|         difficult journey with a new confidence. ~Authority and