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 1    1,   1    |             rich in mercy, out of the great love with which he loved
 2    1,   1    | implementation of the doctrine of the great Council, we must act upon
 3    3,   4    |              the Old Testament with a great richness of expression.
 4    3,   4(52)|          translation does not show as great a wealth as the Hebrew:
 5    3,   4    |               and woman, to the whole great human family. "I have loved
 6    4,   5    |               need," especially as "a great famine arose in that country"
 7    4,   5    |         father's house is certainly a great humiliation and source of
 8    4,   5    |              mercy, is inscribed with great exactness in the content
 9    5,   9    |              its price, she knows how great it is. In this sense, we
10    5,   9    |            mother. This is one of the great life-giving mysteries of
11    7         |              to the sufferings of the great human family, must become
12    7,  13    |             trustee and dispenser. Of great significance in this area
13    7,  13    |               those weighed down with great faults. In this sacrament
14    7,  14    |               his own way serving the great cause of the dignity of
15    8,  15    |               which reveals to us the great vocation of man and which
16    8,  15    |                     In continuing the great task of implementing the
17    8,  15    |           civilization, no matter how great the denial of God in the