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 1   1,  8   |          the man who wishes to understand himself thoroughly — and
 2   1,  12  |       in us by God, whereby we understand what must be done and what
 3   1,  25  | remembrance" and teach them to understand his commandments (cf. Jn
 4   2,  35  |       free, inasmuch as he can understand and accept God's commands.
 5   2,  40  |       in us by God, whereby we understand what must be done and what
 6   2,  83  |    Truth (cf Jn 14:6), man can understand fully and live perfectly,
 7   3,  87  |     every day if she wishes to understand the full meaning of freedom:
 8   3,  108 |        Holy Spirit, we can now understand the proper place which continuing
 9   3,  109 |      this "believing effort to understand the faith". As the Instruction
10   3,  109 |      light and thereby come to understand in a certain measure what
11   3,  109 |        of truth as it seeks to understand the faith. It thereby aids
12 Conc,  119|        demanding, difficult to understand and almost impossible to
13 Conc,  120|       which she did not always understand (cf Lk 2:19), she became