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 1   2,    4|        context of the mystery of creation itself. These truths are
 2   2,    4|         s original covenant with creation in man. When man, who had
 3   3,   12|         s work is the mystery of creation. This affirmation, already
 4   3,   13|          of all the resources of creation, and also on other human
 5   3,   14|        the goods of the whole of creation: the right to private property
 6   5,   25|        contained in the whole of creation. We find this truth at the
 7   5,   25|       Book of Genesis, where the creation activity itself is presented
 8   5,   25|       description of each day of creation with the statement: "And
 9   5,   25|              This description of creation, which we find in the very
10   5,   25|        man shares in the work of creation constitutes the most profound
11   5,   25|     meaning and the value of all creation, and its orientation to
12   5,   27| contained in the very mystery of creation and connected with man's