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 1  I,2  |     your word" (1:38). Never in human history did so much depend,
 2  I,2  |         upon the consent of one human creature.(1)~
 3  I,4  |         deformed by sin. In his human nature, free from all sin
 4  I,4  |        the nature shared by all human beings is raised to a sublime
 5  I,4  |     every man. He laboured with human hands, thought with a human
 6  I,4  |     human hands, thought with a human mind, acted with a human
 7  I,4  |        human mind, acted with a human will, and loved with a human
 8  I,4  |    human will, and loved with a human heart. Born of Mary the
 9  I,6  |      himself and transcends all human expectations. It is the
10  I,7  |    which is everywhere found in human history. Overcoming evil:
11 II,9  |     Incarnation, came down into human history. Eternity entered
12 II,9  |       to God's coming on earth, human time, which began at Creation,
13 II,16 |      the Lord of history and of human consciences.~Among the most
14 III,17|        all that has happened in human history since the Birth
15 III,17|        to God's intervention in human affairs.~
16 III,22|   systems which did not respect human freedom in Germany, in Russia,
17 III,22|         by a total contempt for human dignity at the time of the
18 III,22| Encyclical to the importance of human labour, while in I wished
19 III,22|    doctrine—the safeguarding of human dignity and rights in the
20 III,25|       river which flows through human history starting from the
21 III,28|         God chose to enter into human history?~
22 IV,31 |     Jubilee of the Year 2000 in human history. As a commemoration
23 IV,34 |     goal cannot be the fruit of human efforts alone, vital though
24 IV,36 |       the transcendent sense of human life, and confusion in the
25 IV,36 |        violation of fundamental human rights by totalitarian regimes?
26 IV,38 |     unique way evoke aspects of human prehistory. In this Synod
27 IV,46 |      progress in the service of human life, a greater awareness
28 IV,49 |    unconditional love for every human creature, and in particular
29 IV,50 |     ethically correct vision of human existence often seem to
30  V,56 |       whole past history of the human race, beginning with the
31  V,57 |   interruption within the whole human family. The first evangelization
32  V,59 |      point, and the goal of all human history. The Church also