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 1  I,2   |          cf. Gen 3:15;Jn 2:4; 19:16) - intimately belongs to
 2 II,3   |    impossible" (cf. Lk 1: 31-37).16~It may be easy to think
 3 III,7  |      himself is love (cf. 1 Jn 4:16).~The image and likeness
 4 III,8  |   unapproachable light" (1 Tim 6:16): he is the "Different One",
 5 IV,9   |         her children (cf. Gen 3 :16). And all this is marked
 6 IV,10  |      shall rule over you" (Gen 3:16), we discover a break and
 7 IV,10  |      This statement in Genesis 3:16 is of great significance.
 8 IV,10  |        pride of life (cf. 1 Jn 2:16). The words of the Book
 9 IV,10  |    Genesis quoted previously (3: 16) show how this threefold
10 IV,10  |      shall rule over you" (Gen 3:16) must not under any condition
11 IV,11  |          the Book of Genesis (3: 16) and a return to that "beginning"
12  V,13  |      daughter of Abraham" (Lk 13:16), while in the whole Bible
13  V,16  |   witnesses of the Resurrection ~16. From the beginning of Christ'
14  V,16  |      Gospel of John (cf. also Mk 16: 9) emphasizes the special
15  V,16  |      these things to her" (Jn 20:16-18).~Hence she came to be
16 VI,18  |         for your husband": Gen 3:16).~This mutual gift of the
17 VI,19  |         born into the world" (Jn 16: 21). The first part of
18 VI,19  |      take your joy from you" (Jn 16: 22-23).~
19 VII,25 |         gave his only Son" (Jn 3:16). It is a matter, therefore,
20 VII,25 | daughters of Abraham" (cf. Lk 13:16), the dignity belonging
21 VII,26 |          position of men" (Mt 22:16). These words fully characterize
22 VII,27 |    Church at Cenchreae" (cf. Rom 16:1), Prisca with her husband
23 VII,27 |    Persis, and Tryphosa (cf. Rom 16:6, 12). Saint Paul speaks
24 VIII,30|   Infancy Narrative (cf. Mt 2:13,16), we can also see that the