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 1    1,   2    |                                 2. Part of this large body
 2    1,   4(7) |     Osservatore Romano, January 2, 1987.~
 3    2,  10    |        and do not have" (Js 4:1-2).~On the contrary, in a
 4    3,  24(42)|         December 27, 986), III, 2, 1.~
 5    4,  29    |         man's nostrils (cf. Gen 2:7).~Thus man comes to have
 6    4,  29    |   Genesis account says (cf. Gen 2:15), he is placed in the
 7    4,  29    |   dominion over things (cf. Gen 2:16-17), just as he promises
 8    4,  29    | promises his mortality (cf. Gen 2:9; Wis 2:23). Thus man,
 9    4,  29    |     mortality (cf. Gen 2:9; Wis 2:23). Thus man, being the
10    4,  30    |    perfection (cf. Gen 1:26-30; 2:15-16; Wis 9:2-3). ~When
11    4,  30    |         1:26-30; 2:15-16; Wis 9:2-3). ~When man disobeys God
12    4,  31(58)|      Interrogatio XXXVII, nn. 1-2: PG 31, 1009-1012 Theodoret
13    4,  34    |     fruit of the tree" (cf. Gen 2:16-17) shows clearly enough
14    5,  36(65)|        et Paenitentia (December 2, 1984), n. 16: "Whenever
15    5,  39    |  neighbor," a "helper" (cf. Gen 2:18-20), to be made a sharer,
16    6,  42(73)|         Part II, Ch. V, Section 2: "Building Up the International
17    6,  42(74)|    Adveniens (May 14, 1971), nn 2-4: AAS 63 (1971), pp. 402-
18    6,  42(78)|    Theol. IIa IIae, q. 66, art. 2.~
19    7,  46(84)|        et Paenitentia (December 2, 1984), n. 16: AAS 77 (1985),
20    7,  49    |     They have no more wine" (Jn 2:3). She is also the one
21    7,  49(91)|       Marialis Cultus (February 2, 1974), n. 37: AAS 66 (1974),