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 1    1,  10     |          God (cf. Col 1:15; 1 Tim 1:17), out of the abundance of
 2    1,  11     |             him to do (cf. Jn 5:36; 17:4). To see Jesus is to see
 3    2,  17     |                                     17. There is thus no reason
 4    2,  17     |             am still with you” (139:17-18). The desire for knowledge
 5    2,  19     |      tempers of wild beasts” (Wis 7:17, 19-20)—in a word, that
 6    2,  22     |      knowledge of good and evil” (2:17). The symbol is clear: man
 7    3,  24     |            I proclaim to you” (Acts 17:22-23). From this starting-point,
 8    3,  24     |          from each one of us” (Acts 17:26-27).~The Apostle accentuates
 9    3,  34     |       without knowing it” (cf. Acts 17:23) can be found only through
10    3,  34     |           its fulfilment (cf. Col 1:17).~
11    4,  36     |            and Stoic philosophers” (17:18); and exegetical analysis
12    4,  36     |             21; 2:14-15; Acts 14:16-17). Since in pagan religion
13    4,  44(50) | Ambrosiaster, In Prima Cor 12:3: PL 17, 258.~
14    5,  60(84) |   Pontifical Athenaeum “Angelicum” (17 November 1979): Insegnamenti
15    6,  73     |             s word is Truth (cf. Jn 17:17), the human search for
16    6,  73     |            word is Truth (cf. Jn 17:17), the human search for truth—
17    7,  97(115)|   Pontifical Athenaeum “Angelicum” (17 November 1979), 6: Insegnamenti,