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 1 III,8  |        sense of the Letter to the Ephesians: "I bow my knees before
 2 VII,23 |        words of the Letter to the Ephesians: "Husbands, love your wives,
 3 VII,23 |     considered. The Letter to the Ephesians once again confirms this
 4 VII,23 | confirmation in the Letter to the Ephesians (5:23-32). Christ is greeted
 5 VII,23 |        found in the Letter to the Ephesians: "Christ loved the Church
 6 VII,24 |       author of the Letter to the Ephesians sees no contradiction between
 7 VII,25 |          25. In the Letter to the Ephesians we encounter a second dimension
 8 VII,25 |    According to the Letter to the Ephesians, the bride is the Church,
 9 VII,25 |        found in the Letter to the Ephesians links what is "masculine"
10 VII,25 |       Bride" in the Letter to the Ephesians. In the Church every human
11 VII,25 |         of what the Letter to the Ephesians expresses with the concept
12 VII,26 |    contained in the Letter to the Ephesians. The perennial "unity of
13 VII,27 |    described in the Letter to the Ephesians: the bride united to her
14 VIII,29|    passage from the Letter to the Ephesians already quoted (5:21-33),
15 VIII,29|   comparison in the Letter to the Ephesians gives perfect clarity to
16 VIII,29|       author of the Letter to the Ephesians calls Christ "the Bridegroom"
17 VIII,29|       symbol in the Letter to the Ephesians enables us to grasp a truth
18 VIII,29|    passage from the Letter to the Ephesians which we have been considering