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 1    4,  29|      image and likeness (cf. Gen 1:26). It is a bodily and
 2    4,  29|     into man's nostrils (cf. Gen 2:7).~Thus man comes to
 3    4,  29|    Genesis account says (cf. Gen 2:15), he is placed in the
 4    4,  29|      under his dominion (cf. Gen 1:25-26). But at the same
 5    4,  29|    dominion over things (cf. Gen 2:16-17), just as he promises
 6    4,  29|  promises his mortality (cf. Gen 2:9; Wis 2:23). Thus man,
 7    4,  29|       a man and a woman (cf. Gen 1:27), and is therefore
 8    4,  30| means to his perfection (cf. Gen 1:26-30; 2:15-16; Wis 9:
 9    4,  30|   and full of suffering (cf. Gen 3:17-19).~In fact, the following
10    4,  30|   the name of the Lord" (cf. Gen 4:17-26).~The story of the
11    4,  30|     to man and to woman (cf. Gen 1:26-28) and inscribed in
12    4,  34|      fruit of the tree" (cf. Gen 2:16-17) shows clearly enough
13    5,  39|   neighbor," a "helper" (cf. Gen 2:18-20), to be made a sharer,
14    7,  47|  fundamental "goodness" (cf. Gen 1:31), because he is the