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 1   1,  6   |          him, 'If you wish to be perfect, go, sell your possessions
 2   1,  9   |       end of human activity, and perfect happiness. ~
 3   1,  13  |        beginning of freedom, not perfect freedom...".23 ~
 4   1       |                If you wish to be perfect" (Mt 19:21) ~
 5   1,  16  |   perfection: "If you wish to be perfect, go, sell your possessions
 6   1,  17  |      freedom ("If you wish to be perfect") and God's gift of grace ("
 7   1,  17  |          will ask, is it not yet perfect? Because 'I see in my members
 8   1,  18  |          Son". ~This vocation to perfect love is not restricted to
 9   1,  18  |          You, therefore, must be perfect, as your heavenly Father
10   1,  18  |          your heavenly Father is perfect" (Mt 5:48). In the Gospel
11   1,  20  | perfection, Jesus asks him to be perfect in the command of love,
12   2,  28  |    before man the perspective of perfect love; and finally the gift
13   2,  29  |      time, and should work for a perfect understanding of their modes
14   2,  44  |           The law of the Lord is perfect, reviving the soul; the
15   2,  51  |          in history. In order to perfect himself in his specific
16   2,  51  |     binds everything together in perfect harmony" (Col 3:14). When
17   2,  62  |          good and acceptable and perfect" (Rom 12:2). ~Paul's admonition
18   2,  63  |         performs it; it does not perfect him and it does not help
19   2,  64  |          good and acceptable and perfect" (Rom 12:2), knowledge of
20   2,  66  |          man: "If you wish to be perfect... then come, follow me" (
21   2,  72  |         and — in an integral and perfect way — by God's supernatural
22   2,  72  |      whom man finds his full and perfect happiness. The first question
23   2,  78  |          our ultimate end in the perfect good, primordial love. By
24   2,  78  |         our works to be good and perfect, they must be done for the
25   2,  83  |      true personal freedom: "the perfect law, the law of liberty" (
26   3,  85  |          good and acceptable and perfect" (Rom 12:2). This effort
27   3,  87  |    living, personal summation of perfect freedom in total obedience
28   3,  92  |         exaltation of a person's perfect "humanity" and of true "
29   3,  115 |          2), to be — in Christ — perfect as he is perfect (cf Mt
30   3,  115 |        Christ — perfect as he is perfect (cf Mt 5:48). The unwavering
31 Conc,  118|      possible the miracle of the perfect accomplishment of the good.
32 Conc,  120|        34), Mary experiences, in perfect docility to the Spirit,