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 1 Int,  1 |          life and activity in the light of the needs of the contemporary
 2   1,  5 | revelation: the Word is "the true light that enlightens every man" (
 3   1,  9 |         to the whole world as the light of the world and the salt
 4   2,  16|        complementary; each throws light on the other.~
 5   3,  28|        offers the human race" the light and strength to respond
 6   4,  37|           be illuminated with the light of the Gospel.~We must also
 7   4,  40|          to pass on to others its light and joy. This concern must
 8   5,  49|           must be measured in the light of this missionary imperative.
 9   5,  50|     Wherever possible, and in the light of local circumstances,
10   5,  55|          evangelization.99~In the light of the economy of salvation,
11   5,  59|        missionary activity brings light and an impulse toward true
12   7,  86|          to pass on to others the light and joy of the faith, and
13   8     |           demands the courage and light of the Spirit. We often
14   8,  91|        answers to problems in the light of God's word and in personal