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 1  Int,   2|        know in part; then I shall understand fully” ( 1 Cor 13:12).~
 2  Int,   4|    knowledge which enable them to understand themselves better and to
 3    1,  12|        apart from which we cannot understand ourselves.~In the Incarnation
 4    1,  13|           a way that allows us to understand it coherently.~The Council
 5    1,  13|           reason in its effort to understand the mystery there are the
 6    1,  14|          which it can enquire and understand, restricted only by its
 7    1,  15|         truth is complete, and we understand the full meaning of the
 8    2,  16|       less did the good Israelite understand knowledge in the way of
 9    2,  16|          bring the human being to understand that in these events it
10    2,  20|        the Lord: how then can man understand his own ways?” (Prov 20:
11    2,  21|          discovered that he could understand himself only as “being in
12    2,  21|          comes from the effort to understand the mysterious designs of
13    4,  36|     accidental. If pagans were to understand them, the first Christians
14    4,  36|      phenomena. Human attempts to understand the origin of the gods and
15    4,  44|         His theology allows us to understand what is distinctive of wisdom
16    5,  51|     philosophers are the first to understand the need for self-criticism,
17    5,  54|          Rather they must come to understand these theories well, not
18    5,  60|        the contemporary world and understand the causes of certain behaviour
19    6,  70| Christians of Ephesus helps us to understand how the early community
20    6,  73|        own rules—can only help to understand God's word better. It is
21    6,  76|           they have not sought to understand and expound the truths of
22    7,  82|          of Christ. In seeking to understand and explain these statements,
23    7,  87|         claims of historicism. To understand a doctrine from the past
24 Conc, 107|      horizon of truth will people understand their freedom in its fullness