Dominum et vivificantem
   Chap., §
 1   1,  12 |      first words of the Book of Genesis: "In the beginning God created
 2   1,  12 |      the context of the Book of Genesis enables us to see in the
 3   1,  13 | fundamental, which we know from Genesis. "If I do not go away, the
 4   1,  22 |     Testament, from the Book of Genesis onwards, the Spirit of God
 5   2,  33 |     commented on in the Book of Genesis.125 It is the sin that according
 6   2,  34 |      beginning with the Book of Genesis, is unanimous on this point.
 7   2,  36 |      description in the Book of Genesis, sin in its original form
 8   2,  36 |        According to the Book of Genesis, "the tree of the knowledge
 9   2,  37 |       very description given in Genesis it is easy to see the difference
10   2,  39 |      account of sin the Book of Genesis in its anthropomorphic vision
11   2,  43 |      the passage of the Book of Genesis which we have already considered. 166


Evangelium vitae
   Chap., §
12   1,  7  |        in a page of the Book of Genesis which has universal significance:
13   2,  34 |        God himself.~The Book of Genesis affirms this when, in the


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
14   2,  22 |        described by the Book of Genesis when it tells us that God


Laborem exercens
   Chap., §
15   1,    3|      beginning with the Book of Genesis and especially in the Gospel
16   2,    4|               4. In the Book of Genesis~The Church is convinced
17   2,    4|      first pages of the Book of Genesis the source of her conviction
18   2,    6|        the words of the Book of Genesis to which we refer in this
19   2,    7|        the words of the Book of Genesis: man is treated as an instrument
20   2,   10|        the words of the Book of Genesis. The very process of "subduing
21   5,   25|       Scripture, in the Book of Genesis, where the creation activity
22   5,   25|       is similar to the Book of Genesis, which concludes the description
23   5,   25|    first chapter of the Book of Genesis, is also in a sense the
24   5,   26|      beginning with the Book of Genesis? ~The books of the Old Testament
25   5,   27|   linked with toil. The Book of Genesis expresses it in a truly


Redemptor hominis
   Chap., §
26   2,   8 |   creation to which the Book of Genesis gives witness when it repeats
27   3,  15 |        the pages of the Book of Genesis, as early as where it describes


Redemptoris Mater
   Chap., §
28   1,  7  |        according to the Book of Genesis (cf. 3:15). "Likewise she
29   1,  24 |        spoken of by the Book of Genesis (3:15) at the beginning
30   3,  47 |         chapters of the Book of Genesis until the Book of Revelation,
31 Conc,  52|        in the first chapters of Genesis until the final end, in


Sollicitudo rei socialis
   Chap., §
32   4,  29 |      involved with them. As the Genesis account says (cf. Gen 2:
33   4,  30 |        the following chapter of Genesis shows us that the descendants


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
34   2,  35 |              35. In the Book of Genesis we read: "The Lord God commanded