Chap., §

 1    1,   1|   that every individual human being is, as I said in my encyclical
 2    1,   2|       profound mystery of His being, one and three, surrounded
 3    1,   2|       God. They are certainly being moved to do this by Christ
 4    5,   7|    election to the dignity of being an adopted child of God
 5    5,   7|    God with man - every human being This covenant, as old as
 6    5,   9|       all the elect. In fact, being assumed into heaven she
 7    6,  10|  better the riches of his own being. It is true that too often
 8    6,  10|    his condition as a created being he is subject to a thousand
 9    6,  11|      our world the feeling of being under threat is increasing.
10    6,  12|       itself, even when it is being undertaken in the name of
11    7,  13|       live only in a state of being continually converted to
12    7,  14| himself. The consciousness of being trespassers against each