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1    1,   1|     cannot be manifested in the full dignity of his nature without
2    3,   4|         of the Old Covenant the full revelation of God, who is "
3    4,   5|        His decision is taken in full consciousness of what he
4    4,   6| synthesis which is totally new, full of simplicity and depth.
5    4,   6|        and his actions in their full truth (this vision in truth
6    5,   8|        with the Father, renders full justice to God, is also
7    6,  11|  tensions, and at the same time full of threats to human freedom,
8    8,  15|   modern world. May this cry be full of that truth about mercy
9    8,  15|        constantly guided by the full consciousness that in this