Chapter, Paragraph
1 I,2 | with the mystery of the biblical "beginning": "God created
2 III,6 | into the setting of the biblical "beginning". In it the revealed
3 III,6 | however, we can say that the biblical account puts forth the truth
4 III,6 | she is called "woman". In biblical language this name indicates
5 III,6 | man ('is)": Gen 2:23.~The biblical text provides sufficient
6 III,6 | creation of man and woman, the biblical account speaks of God's
7 III,7 | helper fit for him". The biblical context enables us to understand
8 III,7 | what is "feminine". The biblical texts, from Genesis onwards,
9 III,7 | the structural basis of biblical and Christian anthropology.
10 III,8 | The anthropomorphism of biblical language ~8. The presentation
11 III,8 | the key for understanding biblical Revelation as God's word
12 III,8 | limits of the "analogy". For biblical Revelation says that, while
13 III,8 | man's likeness to God in biblical language - must also be
14 III,8 | This characteristic of biblical language - its anthropomorphic
15 IV,9 | the "original" one. The biblical "beginning" - the creation
16 IV,9 | God, which is the basis of biblical anthropology. This truth
17 IV,9 | external world, to nature.~The biblical description of original
18 IV,9 | distinction of roles" in the biblical description, that first
19 IV,9 | his will" (Eph 1:4-6). The biblical teaching taken as a whole
20 IV,10 | shall rule over you"~10. The biblical description in the Book
21 IV,10 | Therefore when we read in the biblical description the words addressed
22 IV,10 | possession". But the words of the biblical text directly concern original
23 IV,10 | In it is expressed the biblical "ethos" until the end of
24 IV,10 | of the human person. The biblical and evangelical message
25 IV,10 | what is expressed in the biblical words "He shall rule over
26 IV,10 | enormous richness. In the biblical description, the words of
27 IV,11 | is the witness to the biblical "beginning", which contains
28 IV,11 | that is included in the biblical word "woman": a revelation
29 IV,11 | power in the words of the biblical "woman" of Nazareth. In
30 VI,18 | corresponds to the fundamental biblical truth about the creation
31 VI,18 | a man and woman, of that biblical "knowledge" which corresponds
32 VI,18 | they become "one flesh". Biblical "knowledge" is achieved
33 VI,19 | reflection returns to the biblical exemplar of the "woman"
34 VI,19 | and to his fatherhood.~The biblical exemplar of the "woman"
35 VI,22 | here a reference to the biblical exemplar of the "woman"
36 VII,23 | this truth is rooted in the biblical reality of the creation
37 VIII,29| But in the context of the biblical analogy and the text's interior
38 VIII,30| attains the position of a biblical "exemplar", also appears
39 VIII,30| and the Evil One marks the biblical exemplar of the "woman"
40 VIII,30| order to love in return, the biblical "exemplar" of the Woman
41 VIII,30| a careful reading of the biblical exemplar of the Woman -
42 IX,31 | times. Meditating on the biblical mystery of the "woman",
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