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 1    1,   1|          to link them up in human history, in a deep and organic way.
 2    1,   1|     present phase of the Church's history we put before ourselves
 3    1,   2| technology, never before known in history, has become the master of
 4    3,   4|     Testament has a long and rich history. We have to refer back to
 5    3,   4|       drawn from their age - long history a special experience of
 6    3,   4|           infidelity - and in the history of Israel there was no lack
 7    3,   4|      recall: the beginning of the history of the Judges,31 the prayer
 8    3,   4|         and, in the course of its history, this people continually
 9    3,   4|         to it, if we admit in the history of man - as the Old Testament
10    3,   4|          a special way shaped the history of the people whose spiritual
11    3,   4|      journeys forward through the history both of the Old Covenant
12    3,   4|          perspective of the whole history of man, a perspective both
13    5,   7|          revealed in depth in the history of our salvation. At this
14    5,   7|          God that there stands in history the cross of Christ, the
15    5,   8|       from the beginning of man's history had been allied to sin.
16    5,   8|          very root of evil in the history of man: against sin and
17    5,   8|          temporal phase, in human history, which is at the same time
18    5,   8|           is at the same time the history of sin and death, love must
19    5,   8|     subsequent perspective of the history of salvation in the Church,
20    5,   8|          living sign in salvation history and in eschatology. In the
21    5,   9|          perspective of salvation history. After the resurrection
22    5,   9|   continues to be revealed in the history of the Church and of humanity.
23    6,  10|       change that is occurring in history. ~The present generation
24    6,  11|   environments and societies. The history of our century offers many
25    7,  13|     uttermost consequences in the history of His covenant with man;
26    7,  14|        duties - at every stage of history and especially in our modern
27    8,  15|          humanity in this hour of history, let them at least try to
28    8,  15|  difficult, critical phase of the history of the Church and of the
29    8,  15|          mission, enduring in the history of humanity, we raise our
30    8,  15|         revealed at this stage of history, and that, through the work
31    8,  15|           the resistance of human history may be, no matter how marked