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 1  I,2  |         created them"(Gen 1: 27).11~This eternal truth about
 2 III,8 | bridegroom and father (cf. Hosea 11:1-4; Jer 3:4-19), but also
 3 IV,11 |                Proto-evangelium ~11. The Book of Genesis attests
 4  V,13 |       straighten herself" (Lk 13:11); or Simon's mother-in-law,
 5  V,13 |       not sin again" (cf. Jn 8:3-11).~These episodes provide
 6  V,14 |         in adultery" (cf. Jn 8:3-11) is particularly eloquent.
 7  V,14 |    episode described in John 8:3-11 is significant. This is
 8  V,15 |       Mary) and Lazarus" (cf. Jn 11:5). Mary "listened to the
 9  V,15 |       coming into the world" (Jn 11:21-27). After this profession
10  V,16 |          cf. Mt 28:1-10; Lk 24:8-11). The Gospel of John (cf.
11  V,16 |    mighty works of God" (Acts 2: 11), preserving the truth and
12 VI,19 |          of God and keep it" (Lk 11:27-28). Jesus confirms the
13 VI,20 | discourse on celibacy (cf. Mt 19:11). Consequently, celibacy
14 VI,20 |      given" understand it (Mt 19:11). Mary is the first person
15 VI,22 |     mighty works of God" (Acts 2:11). Moreover, it is precisely
16 VII,23|          her one husband" (2 Cor 11:2). But the fullest expression
17 VII,26|          of me" (Lk 22:19; 1 Cor 11:24), which is joined to