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 1   2,    4|       which the living God, the Creator and Redeemer, has linked
 2   2,    4| breaking, caused by sin, of the Creator's original covenant with
 3   2,    4|       mandate received from his Creator to subdue, to dominate,
 4   2,    4| reflects the very action of the Creator of the universe.~Work understood
 5   2,    4|         this process within the Creator's original ordering. And
 6   2,    7|     work and its true maker and creator. Precisely this reversal
 7   2,    9|       expressed the will of the Creator that work should enable
 8   3,   11|       way of the world that the Creator has entrusted to man; it
 9   3,   12|      the final analysis, by the Creator At the beginning of man'
10   4,   16|     must work, both because the Creator has commanded it and because
11   5,   24|       through work, to God, the Creator and Redeemer, to participate
12   5,   25|  Sharing in the Activity of the Creator ~As the Second Vatican Council
13   5,   25|    acknowledged as the Lord and Creator of all. Thus, by the subjection
14   5,   25|     work in the activity of the Creator and that, within the limits
15   5,   25|       ought to imitate God, his Creator, in working, because man
16   5,   25|   labour they are unfolding the Creator's work, consulting the advantages
17   5,   25|       as a kind of rival to the Creator, Christians are convinced
18   5,   25|  according to the design of the Creator and the light of his Word"39. ~
19   5,   26|    activity of God himself, his Creator, was given particular prominence
20   5,   26|        s likeness with God, the Creator and Father. Is it not he