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 1  I,3 |   is "the first-born of all creation" (Col 1:15). God created
 2  I,3 |  renews the cosmic order of creation. The Letter to the Ephesians
 3  I,4 |  reveals God's plan for all creation, and for man in particular.
 4  I,6 |    is more, in this Man all creation responds to God. Jesus Christ
 5  I,6 |   humanity and the whole of creation speaks of itself to God—
 6  I,6 |     God (cf. Eph 1:12). All creation is in reality a manifestation
 7 II,9 |  human time, which began at Creation, has reached its fullness. "
 8 II,13|    all with the theology of Creation and with that of Divine
 9 II,13|    altum"—lordship over all Creation and over the earth in particular (
10 II,13|     Therefore the riches of Creation were to be considered as
11 IV,44|    from God in the order of creation, the direct principle and,
12 IV,46|      We know that the whole creation has been groaning in travail
13 IV,46| until now; and not only the creation, but we ourselves, who have