Dominum et vivificantem
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 1   1,  19|    Elizabeth, foretells at the Jordan the coming of the Messiah
 2   1,  19|   teaching on the banks of the Jordan they are the immediate introduction
 3   1,  19|      Nazareth too comes to the Jordan to receive the baptism of
 4   1,  19|       testimony of John at the Jordan, Jesus of Nazareth, rejected
 5   1,  19| occasion of his baptism in the Jordan. It not only confirms the
 6   1,  19|        of the theophany at the Jordan, this exaltation touches
 7   1,  20|       20. The theophany at the Jordan clarifies only in a fleeting
 8   1,  21|    during the theophany at the Jordan came so to speak "from outside,"
 9   1,  22|     the "Anointed One." At the Jordan, Isaiah's proclamation is


Redemptoris Mater
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10   1,  12|        the Baptist, who at the Jordan will point out Jesus as