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 1 II,3 |       fullness of time". This event leads to the turning point
 2 II,3 |       in the central salvific event which marks the "fullness
 3 II,3 |       fullness of time": this event is realized in her and through
 4 II,3 |      there begins the central event, the key event in the history
 5 II,3 |    the central event, the key event in the history of salvation:
 6 II,3 |       centre of this salvific event. The self-revelation of
 7 II,3 |      be easy to think of this event in the setting of the history
 8 II,4 |      other hand, however, the event at Nazareth highlights a
 9 II,4 |       and feminine "I" in the event of the Incarnation. With
10 II,5 |       means to reign"~5. This event is clearly interpersonal
11 II,5 |    essential dimension of the event, namely, its supernatural
12 II,5 |    the overall context of the event and from the full content
13  V,15|      cf. Jn 4:26).~This is an event without precedent: that
14  V,15|      This is an unprecedented event, if one remembers the usual
15  V,15|       s way of acting such an event becomes normal. In this
16  V,16|     before the Apostles. This event, in a sense, crowns all
17 VI,18| paternal contribution. In any event, the mother's contribution
18 IX,31| through her that the greatest event in human history - the incarnation