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 1 II,3   |      and towards which we move?"13 "From ancient times down
 2 II,5   |        cf. Is 42:1; 49:3, 6; 52:13) which includes the essential
 3 III,8  |    comforted in Jerusalem" (66: 13). In the Psalms too God
 4 IV,9   |        a transgressor" (1 Tim 2:13-14). But there is no doubt
 5  V,13  |            Women in the Gospel ~13. As we scan the pages of
 6  V,13  |         straighten herself" (Lk 13:11); or Simon's mother-in-law,
 7  V,13  |       her, 'Do not weep!'"(Lk 7:13). And finally there is the
 8  V,13  |         10), the leaven (cf. Mt 13:33), and the wise and foolish
 9  V,13  |    foolish virgins (cf. Mt 25:1-13). Particularly eloquent
10  V,13  |        daughter of Abraham" (Lk 13:16), while in the whole
11  V,15  |        memory of her" (Mt 26: 6-13).~Indeed, the Gospels not
12 VII,25 |        no man than this" (Jn 15:13). According to this conception,
13 VII,25 |      loved them to the end" (Jn 13:1). The Bridegroom - the
14 VII,25 |   daughters of Abraham" (cf. Lk 13:16), the dignity belonging
15 VII,26 |      loved them to the end" (Jn 13:1). The "sincere gift" contained
16 VIII,29| greatest of these is love" (cf. 13:13).~Unless we refer to
17 VIII,29|       of these is love" (cf. 13:13).~Unless we refer to this
18 VIII,30|     Infancy Narrative (cf. Mt 2:13,16), we can also see that
19 VIII,30|       these is love" (cf. 1 Cor 13:13).~Thus a careful reading
20 VIII,30|    these is love" (cf. 1 Cor 13:13).~Thus a careful reading
21 VIII,30|       these is love" (cf. 1 Cor 13:13) will have its definitive
22 VIII,30|    these is love" (cf. 1 Cor 13:13) will have its definitive