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 1    1,   1    |        Redemptor hominis to the truth about man, a truth that
 2    1,   1    |       to the truth about man, a truth that is revealed to us in
 3    1,   1    |      Council has confirmed this truth for our time. ~The more
 4    1,   2    |          in order to stress the truth that "the only Son, who
 5    1,   2    |        them in the light of the truth received from God. ~The
 6    1,   2    |         received from God. ~The truth, revealed in Christ, about
 7    2,   3    |        read in St. Paul.23 This truth is not just the subject
 8    3,   4(52)|       Greek of the Septuagint: "truth") and then "fidelity," land
 9    3,   4    |         not be removed."57 This truth, once proclaimed to Israel,
10    4,   6    |       son was his return to the truth about himself. ~What took
11    4,   6    |       his actions in their full truth (this vision in truth is
12    4,   6    |      full truth (this vision in truth is a genuine form of humility);
13    4,   6    |         mysterious radiation of truth and love, that he seems
14    5,   7    |         to express in depth the truth about mercy, as it has been
15    5,   7    |         to the cause of man, to truth and to love. And yet the
16    5,   7    |       to become a sharer in the truth and love which is in God
17    6,  11    |   possibility of expressing the truth of which he is convinced,
18    6,  11    |         and his or her right to truth and freedom. ~All this is
19    6,  12    |      with this go the crisis of truth in human relationships,
20    7         |       first place as a salvific truth of faith and as necessary
21    7,  13    | proclaim God's mercy in all its truth, as it has been handed down
22    7,  13    |        least an outline of this truth, which finds such rich expression
23    7,  13    |    daily life of the Church the truth about the mercy of God,
24    7,  13    |    People of God perceives this truth, as is shown by various
25    7,  13    |    whereby man, in the intimate truth of his existence, encounters
26    7,  13    |         interior simplicity and truth, similar to that which we
27    7,  13    |       only to the most profound truth of that love which God is,
28    7,  13    |      also to the whole interior truth of man and of the world
29    7,  13    |   obstinacy, opposing grace and truth, especially in the face
30    8,  15    |        The Church proclaims the truth of God's mercy revealed
31    8,  15    |        this cry be full of that truth about mercy which has found