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 1 Pre   |        communicating the Word of God offered them a sense and
 2   1   |    seeing to it that the Word of God is applied to the questions
 3   2   |         one’s being to welcoming God’s mystery, and of reading
 4   2   |      charisms. The experience of God has always been thought
 5   2   |      graced by a special gift of God: predilection for the young. (…)
 6   2   |          events, in the worth in God’s eyes of spiritual experiences,
 7   3, 1|   legibility of its testimony to God, its capacity for communicating
 8   3, 1|        to the value and sense of God’s presence in life, in a
 9   3, 2|         without any reference to God or the Gospel, the Church
10   3, 3|      presentation of the Word of God in its true meaning and
11   3, 3| orientation to the experience of God – all these are things which
12   7, 1|          Spirit, that union with God, which gave an original
13   7, 4|      knowledge of the mystery of God, the vocation of man, and
14   8, 2|        comes from the mystery of God the Creator, the Saviour
15   9   |       which is the ‘knowledge of God's mystery’, the "knowledge