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 1 Int,  2   |       Christ, the last Adam, who fully discloses man to himself
 2 Int,  5   |        the aim of treating "more fully and more deeply the issues
 3   1,  7   |      Christ,14 the only response fully capable of satisfying the
 4   1,  8   |        of the Scriptures and, by fully revealing the Father's will,
 5   1,  11  |     perceives will in the end be fully revealed by Jesus himself
 6   1,  14  | Samaritan, which is critical for fully understanding the commandment
 7   1,  19  |        grandeur of which will be fully perceived by the disciples
 8   2,  83  |        14:6), man can understand fully and live perfectly, through
 9   3,  85  |      Christ with unfailing love, fully aware that the true and
10   3,  85  |          of freedom; he lives it fully in the total gift of himself
11   3,  87  |         God. His crucified flesh fully reveals the unbreakable
12   3,  93  |       moral sense. By witnessing fully to the good, they are a
13   3,  104 |           repentant" conscience, fully aware of the frailty of
14   3,  110 |   concerned to clarify ever more fully the biblical foundations,
15   3,  111 |  response to the need to develop fully the imago Dei present in
16   3,  112 |       despair at their inability fully to know and keep God's law
17 Conc,  120|         of herself, Mary entered fully into the plan of God who
18 Conc,  120|       may put his hope ever more fully in God ~who is "rich in