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 1  I,2   |  whole of Scripture, both the Old and the New Testament, say
 2 II,3   |     and various ways spoke of old to our fathers by the prophets,
 3 II,3   |    High"? On the basis of the Old Testament's monotheistic
 4 III,7  |    stated directly. The whole Old Testament is mainly concerned
 5 III,7  |       the beginning. Both the Old and New Testament will develop
 6 III,8  |  Scripture (especially in the Old Testament), we find comparisons
 7 III,8  | fatherhood. In this sense the Old Testament spoke of God as
 8 IV,11  |     Gospel: many times in the Old Testament, in order to intervene
 9 VI,20  |       to the tradition of the Old Testament. Certainly that
10 VII,23 |      already contained in the Old Testament, especially in
11 VII,23 |        who is a bearer of the Old Testament heritage, writes
12 VII,24 |   mutual.~In relation to the "old" this is evidently something "
13 VII,24 |     also communicate what is "old": what is rooted in the
14 VIII,29|    love, known already in the Old Testament (cf. Deut 6:5;
15 VIII,30|      number of figures of the Old Testament, of the time of