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 1    1,   1|          seen the Father."3 These words were spoken during the farewell
 2    1,   1|     Father and of his love."6 The words that I have quoted are clear
 3    1,   2|       through His actions and His words, and finally through His
 4    2,   3|    Nazareth, Christ refers to the words of the prophet Isaiah: "
 5    2,   3|       followed by the actions and words known through the Gospel.
 6    2,   3|      Gospel. By these actions and words Christ makes the Father
 7    2,   3|            He then ended with the words: "And blessed is he who
 8    2,   3|          this is confirmed by the words that He uttered first in
 9    2,   3|     actions even more than by His words that call to mercy which
10    3,   4|             Thus, in deeds and in words, the Lord revealed His mercy
11    3,   4|           in abhorrence."54 These words indicate the profound basis
12    3,   4|    apostle Philip these memorable words: "Have I been with you so
13    4,   5|       house "possess" them. These words express above all his attitude
14    4,   5|           servants.'"63 These are words that reveal more deeply
15    4,   6|         found again. The father's words to the elder son reveal
16    5,   7|        His messianic activity the words which the prophets, especially
17    5,   7|        write, summing up in a few words the whole depth of the cross
18    5,   8|       Baptist.85 According to the words once written in the prophecy
19    5,   8|      point of reference for other words too of the Revelation of
20    5,   8|           it to me"?94 Do not the words of the Sermon on the Mount: "
21    5,   8|          merciful"), do not these words from the Sermon on the Mount
22    5,   8|           precisely then that the words pronounced in the Upper
23    5,   8| Eastertide places on our lips the words of the Psalm: Misericordias
24    5,   9|            Mother of Mercy ~These words of the Church at Easter
25    5,   9|       their prophetic content the words that Mary uttered during
26    5,   9|         of the Incarnation, these words open up a new perspective
27    5,   9|       Christ spoke of them in the words of the prophecy of Isaiah,
28    6,  10|           too was included in the words of the Mother of God when
29    6,  10|           by the fear of God. The words of Mary's Magnificat have
30    6,  12|       which was manifested in the words: An eye for an eye and a
31    7     |           to mind once more those words which, by reason of the
32    7     |       eloquence of these inspired words, and applying them to the
33    7,  13|          In harmony with Christ's words to Philip,112 the "vision
34    7,  13|      Father to us by means of His words and His cross, attests to
35    7,  13|           and to repent, in other words persistence in obstinacy,
36    7,  13|           with sighs too deep for words."119 ~
37    7,  14|          The Church sees in these words a call to action, and she
38    7,  14|           shown us the way by His words and example, even to the
39    7,  14|    patient and kind" or, in other words, possesses the characteristics
40    7,  14|           How often we repeat the words of the prayer which He Himself
41    7,  14|          the attitude which these words describe and inculcate.
42    7,  14|  inculcate. How many things these words say to every individual
43    7,  14|        which we are called by the words and example of the Lord: "
44    8,  15|    through Christ, mindful of the words of Mary's Magnificat, which
45    8,  15|          completely fulfilled the words of the Sermon on the Mount: "