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 1  0,1 |        venerating the Name of Jesus Christ and proclaiming His praises,
 2  0,2 |         knowledge and love of Jesus Christ by teaching, persuading,
 3  0,2 |            to the faith and love of Christ. For these we feel the profoundest
 4  0,3 |           never to have known Jesus Christ: yet such a state is free
 5  0,3 |             to be guilty of it. For Christ is the fountain-head of
 6  0,3 |            that is from which Jesus Christ, "the power of God and the
 7  0,3 |       remembered from what an abyss Christ delivered mankind and to
 8  0,3 |             hope of salvation, when Christ Our Lord came down as the
 9  0,3 |          with the precious Blood of Christ, as of a lamb, unspotted
10  0,3 |    Corinthians vi, 19-20). Hence in Christ all things are made new. "
11  0,3 |          re-establish all things in Christ" (Ephesians i., 9-10). When
12  0,3 |     Ephesians i., 9-10). When Jesus Christ had blotted out the handwriting
13  0,4 |               1 Timothy ii., 6)."In Christ all shall be made alive" (
14  0,4 |    collectively, depends upon Jesus Christ. Those who abandon Him become
15  0,5 |     principle and fountain of life? Christ alone is the Way, the Truth
16  1   |                                     Christ the Way~
17  1,6 |          image of a pilgrimage. Now Christ is the "Way," for we can
18  1,6 |            mortal life, except with Christ as our leader and guide.
19  1,6 |    necessarily the case after Jesus Christ had won our salvation, He
20  1,6 |            to the precepts of Jesus Christ, absolute loyalty of will
21  1,6 |     pleasant rather than the law of Christ. Still we must strive our
22  1,6 |     strength "unto the obedience of Christ." For unless they obey reason
23  1,6 |             the whole man away from Christ, make him their slave. "
24  1,6 |          hardships and troubles for Christ's sake. It is difficult
25  1,6 |            the will and precepts of Christ our Lord. But the Christian
26  1,6 |     certainty to supreme happiness. Christ has not promised eternal
27  1,7 |          defined. The rule of Jesus Christ derives its form and its
28  1,7 |           man, which openly rejects Christ, or at least ignores Him,
29  1,7 |       indeed be king, through Jesus Christ: but only on condition that
30  1,7 |            God's law. By the law of Christ we mean not only the natural
31  1,7 |             Law, all of which Jesus Christ has perfected and crowned
32  1,7 |            Indeed whatsoever things Christ has instituted are most
33  1,7 |           16). Wherefore the law of Christ must be sought in the Church.
34  1,7 |            be sought in the Church. Christ is man's "Way"; the Church
35  1,7 |            Church also is his "Way"-Christ of Himself and by His very
36  1,8 |            8). Therefore the law of Christ ought to prevail in human
37  1,8 |           belongs to it. When Jesus Christ is absent, human reason
38  2   |                                     Christ the Truth ~
39  2,9 |             to abandon the "Truth." Christ Himself is the first, absolute
40  2,9 |           of all submit it to Jesus Christ, and securely rest upon
41  2,9 |        should refuse to acknowledge Christ's teaching. This teaching,
42  2,9 |   reverently "unto the obedience of Christ," so that it be held captive
43  2,9 | understanding unto the obedience of Christ" (2 Corinthians x., 5).
44  2,9 |  Corinthians x., 5). Such obedience Christ requires, and justly so.
45  2,9 |           over his will. By obeying Christ with his intellect man by
46  2,9 |       proceeds from the teaching of Christ clearly demonstrates the
47  2,9 |       intellect rejects the yoke of Christ are obstinately striving
48  2,10|           of all who wish to follow Christ in reality and not merely
49  3   |                                     Christ the Life~
50  3,11|             life, but are not life. Christ, from all eternity and by
51  3,11|          better life, won for us by Christ's mercy, that is to say, "
52  3,11|              6). Consequently Jesus Christ, the creator and preserver
53  3,12|        rights will be respected. If Christ be listened to, both rich
54  3,12|            a whole. We must restore Christ to this His own rightful
55  3,13|          multitudes away from Jesus Christ. There are many who study
56  3,13|          the very likeness of Jesus Christ; to illustrate His charity,