Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,6 |       of the Chosen People, in fulfilment of the promise made to Abraham
 2  I,6 |     Incarnate Word is thus the fulfilment of the yearning present
 3  I,6 |     religions of mankind: this fulfilment is brought about by God
 4  I,6 |       came. Christ is thus the fulfilment of the yearning of all the
 5  I,6 |       and at the same time the fulfilment of all things in God: a
 6  I,6 |        of all things in God: a fulfilment which is the glory of God.
 7 II,9 |       entered into time: what "fulfilment" could be greater than this?
 8 II,9 | greater than this? What other "fulfilment" would be possible? Some
 9 II,9 | reincarnation, and speaks of a fulfilment which man is called to achieve
10 II,9 |   existence. Man achieves this fulfilment of his destiny through the
11 II,9 |        in order to find time's fulfilment in the eternity of God.~
12 II,12|       Jesus thus represent the fulfilment of the whole tradition of
13 IV,55|  anticipatory way the goal and fulfilment of the life of each Christian