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 1  0,1 |        invoke as the Redeemer of man and the hope of the world.~
 2  0,2 |      where the Word of God, made man for our salvation, a Jew "
 3  0,3 |          answer to the questions man is asking today in every
 4  0,3 |         is emptied of its power, man no longer has roots, he
 5  0,4 |        reach out to contemporary man who is waiting for the good
 6  I,6 |         the Spirit who dwells in man deification already begins
 7  I,6 |         century: God passed into man so that man might pass over
 8  I,6 |          passed into man so that man might pass over to God.(14)
 9  I,6 |          which lift up the whole man to the contemplation of
10  I,8 |         present. It is as though man had lost his perception
11  I,8 |        to fulfillment; therefore man will feel less alone, less
12  I,11|          A liturgy for the whole man and for the whole cosmos~
13  I,11|        to the harmony of the new man, and invites him to respect
14  I,12|          gaze to Christ, God and man. In the disfigured face
15  I,12|   disfigured face of Christ, the man of sorrow, he sees the prophetic
16  I,12|      senses, from all that keeps man from that freedom which
17  I,14|        is always essentially the man of communion. Since antiquity
18  I,14|       the Other makes the monk a man of charity. In the school
19  I,15|        Christ, true God and true man, the fullness of the human
20  I,15|        is revealed. In order for man to become God, the Word
21  I,15|       the Word took on humanity. Man, who constantly experiences
22  I,15|       without confusion,(33) and man is not left alone to attempt,
23  I,15|        Spirit of love. Even when man sins, this God seeks him
24  I,15|  continue to flow. And God loves man in the mystery of the Son,
25  I,15|          God's glory: it is this man transformed by love whom
26  I,15|       contemplated on Tabor, the man whom we are all called to
27  I,16|     knowledge of communion, will man and God meet and recognize
28  I,16|         Christian East: the more man grows in the knowledge of
29  I,16|       obscure mysticism in which man loses himself in enigmatic,
30  I,16|        forgiveness. This is what man needs today; he is often
31  I,16|       asks itself about meaning; man who deafens himself with
32 II,20|          truth of God, meant for man's salvation, but this truth
33 II,28| separation: Christ cries out but man finds it hard to hear his