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 1  I,2  |  which only in "the Incarnate Word takes on light... (since)
 2 II,3  |        Eph 1:9). The Son, the Word one in substance with the
 3 II,3  |     which through Christ, the Word made flesh, man has access
 4 II,3  |       with this response "the Word is truly made flesh" (cf.
 5 II,4  |     of the Incarnation of the Word, who is of one substance
 6 II,5  |  being a creature of God. The word "handmaid", near the end
 7 III,8 |  biblical Revelation as God's word about himself. Speaking
 8 III,8 |     eternal generation of the Word of God, and although the
 9 IV,10 |   unchangeable message of the Word revealed by God. In it is
10 IV,11 |      the divine Person of the Word. The one who accomplishes
11 IV,11 |      included in the biblical word "woman": a revelation commensurate
12  V,13 |    sent into the world. Every word and gesture of Christ about
13 VI,18 |       to me according to your word" - signify the woman's readiness
14 VI,19 | rather are those who hear the word of God and keep it" (Lk
15 VI,19 |    profound "listening to the word of the living God" and a
16 VI,19 | readiness to "safeguard" this Word, which is "the word of eternal
17 VI,19 |      this Word, which is "the word of eternal life" (cf. Jn
18 VI,22 |     mother by accepting God's word in faith. For by her preaching
19 VII,23|     washing of water with the word, that he might present the