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 1 II,3  |        and comes to share in the divine nature (cf. Eph 2:18; 2
 2 II,5  |          the first moment of her divine motherhood, of her union
 3 III,7 |      intimate mystery of the one divine life. The Father, Son and
 4 III,7 |          through the inscrutable divine relationship. Only in this
 5 III,7 |          certain likeness to the divine communion ("communio").
 6 III,7 |         between the union of the divine Persons and the union of
 7 III,7 |         of women in the light of divine Revelation. These two dimensions
 8 III,8 |          It is by nature totally divine. It is spiritual in the
 9 III,8 | fatherhood" in God is completely divine and free of the "masculine"
10 III,8 |        superhuman and completely divine sense. He spoke as the Son,
11 III,8 |        by the eternal mystery of divine generation, and he did so
12 III,8 |         of God, and although the divine fatherhood does not possess "
13 III,8 |       which in God is completely divine, that is, spiritual. All "
14 III,8 |          to, or analogy with the divine "generating" and with that "
15 III,8 |         completely spiritual and divine in essence; whereas in the
16 IV,11 |   deposit of faith received from divine Revelation. It is one of
17 IV,11 |   humanity into the unity of the divine Person of the Word. The
18  V,12 |          of the obscuring of the divine image. It is truly significant
19  V,16 |          about Christ entrusting divine truths to women as well
20  V,16 |      receiving the outpouring of divine truth and love in the Holy
21 VI,17 |        puts this question to the divine messenger, and obtains from
22 VI,20 |          her (cf. Lk 1:35). This divine motherhood, therefore, is
23 VI,20 |      thus give themselves to the divine Spouse, and this personal
24 VI,22 |         and what constitutes the divine economy of salvation in
25 VII,23|           but the love itself is divine. Since it is God's love,
26 VII,23|    spousal character is properly divine, even though it is expressed
27 VII,23|  together with the figure of the divine Bridegroom - a very clear
28 VII,23|       the Corinthians: "I feel a divine jealousy for you, for I
29 VII,23|          great mystery" which is divine.~
30 VII,24|      love which goes back to the divine institution of marriage
31 VII,25|         spousal" quality and the divine and non-human character
32 VII,25|          the human aspect of the divine love which God has for Israel,
33 VII,25|       Precisely because Christ's divine love is the love of a Bridegroom,