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 1    1,  10     |         is realized by deeds and words having an inner unity: the
 2    1,  10     |       realities signified by the words, while the words proclaim
 3    1,  10     |          by the words, while the words proclaim the deeds and clarify
 4    1,  11     |       human beings', 'speaks the words of God (Jn 3:34), and completes
 5    1,  11     | manifesting himself: through his words and deeds, his signs and
 6    1,  11     |          divine truth, until the words of God reach their complete
 7    1,  15     |       full meaning of the Lord's words: “You will know the truth,
 8    1,  15     |          path of truth. Here the words of the Book of Deuteronomy
 9    2,  16     |          of Providence. Here the words of the Book of Proverbs
10    2,  23     |          It is not the wisdom of words, but the Word of Wisdom
11    3,  27     |          of all things. In other words, they seek a final explanation,
12    4,  37     |     Christ” (2:8). The Apostle's words seem all too pertinent now
13    5,  60     |          These are the Council's words: “The philosophical disciplines
14    6,  66     |          It must do so, in other words, through concepts formulated
15    6,  68     |        of their reason. In other words, moral theology requires
16    7,  90(106)|         you free” (8:32): “These words contain both a fundamental
17    7,  92     |        recall in this regard the words of Pope John XXIII at the
18    7,  92(109)|       which, when he spoke these words, was just about to happen.
19    7,  96     | seriously with the meaning which words assume in different times
20 Conc, 105     |  theologians always remember the words of that great master of