Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 II,3  |     setting of the history of Israel, the Chosen People of which
 2 II,3  |       the expectations of all Israel, in particular the daughters
 3 III,8 |      is quieted is my soul. O Israel, hope in the Lord". (Ps
 4  V,12 |  legislation then followed in Israel: "Why then did Moses command
 5  V,15 |       the Messiah promised to Israel (cf. Jn 4:26).~This is an
 6  V,15 |    those who were teachers in Israel; whereas in Jesus of Nazareth'
 7 VI,20 |    connected in some way with Israel's expectation of the Messiah'
 8 VI,20 | especially among the women of Israel from whom he was to be born.
 9 VI,20 |   which he must lead "the new Israel". A new awareness of faith
10 VI,20 |       expectation of women in Israel: it comes to Mary as a gift
11 VII,23|     name; and the Holy One of Israel is your Redeemer, the God
12 VII,23|     woman. The woman-bride is Israel, God's Chosen People, and
13 VII,23|      Christ: "The Holy One of Israel is your Redeemer" (Is 54:
14 VII,24|    the religious tradition of Israel, in its way of understanding
15 VII,25|      for the Chosen People of Israel, is presented by the Prophets
16 VII,25|    the Prophets the bride was Israel. She is therefore a collective
17 VII,25| divine love which God has for Israel, for the Church, and for
18 VII,25|       that as a man, a son of Israel, he revealed the dignity