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 1 Intro,1|    Apostle Paul: "When the fullness of time had come, God sent
 2 Intro,1|   of woman" (Gal 4:4). The fullness of time coincides with the
 3 Intro,1| Saint Paul thus allows the fullness of the mystery of the Redemptive
 4  I,3   | time.~The fact that in the fullness of time the Eternal Word
 5  I,3   | Christ, "as a plan for the fullness of time, to unite all things
 6  I,4   |   Christ as a plan for the fullness of time, to unite all things
 7  I,6   |   is called to live by the fullness of life in God.~
 8 II,9   |  places this event in the "fullness of time" (cf. Gal 4:4).
 9 II,9   |  Creation, has reached its fullness. "The fullness of time"
10 II,9   | reached its fullness. "The fullness of time" is in fact eternity,
11 II,9   |   Thus, to enter into "the fullness of time" means to reach
12 II,10  |    its culmination in the "fullness of time" of the Incarnation,
13 II,10  |   thus become part of the "fullness of time". For this reason,
14 II,11  |   salvation had come, the "fullness of time". All Jubilees point
15 IV,44  |    the Holy Spirit 'in the fullness of time' can only through