Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 II,3   |   constitutes the culminating and definitive point of God's self-revelation
 2 II,3   |        answer the fundamental and definitive questions which most beset
 3 II,3   |    Nazareth the beginning of that definitive answer by which God himself "
 4 II,5   |           that dignity find their definitive measure in union with God.
 5 III,7  |          This is a prelude to the definitive self-revelation of the Triune
 6 IV,11  |           that in her the new and definitive Covenant of God with humanity
 7  V,13  |       himself, the Christ, is the definitive confirmation of this worth.
 8 VI,19  |           This is the eternal and definitive Covenant in Christ, in his
 9 VI,20  |        Covenant, to God's new and definitive promise: it is a sign of
10 VII,24 |           Redemption is clear and definitive. All the reasons in favour
11 VII,26 |      Sacrifice of the Cross gives definitive prominence to the spousal
12 VIII,30|          Cor 13:13) will have its definitive fulfillment.~
13 IX,31  | necessities and according to that definitive destiny which the human