Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II, 1,11| revelation, then, the deepest truth . . . is made clear to us
 2   II, 1,12|   succession the sure gift of truth" (DV, 8).~ ~On the one hand,
 3   II, 1,13|     present divinely revealed truth (cf. DV, 11).~ ~The Church,
 4   II, 2,19|  everyone in assenting 10 the truth and believing it"~(DV, 5).~ ~
 5   II, 2,21| gradual grasping of the whole~truth about the divine plan by
 6   II, 2,22|      worship in spirit and in truth (cf. John 4, 23) in its
 7   II, 2,27|       explanation of revealed truth and the application of it
 8   II, 2,31|       DV, 24). By drawing the truth from the word of God and
 9  III, 1,34|   duly il is to safeguard the truth of the divine message, and
10  III, 1,38|       Word, se every revealed truth is for us men and for our
11  III, 2,44|      the world 10 profess the truth in love (cf. Eph. 4, 15)
12  III, 2,47|      in the Old Testament the truth of God’s creative action
13  III, 2,47|           For this reason the truth of creation is not to be
14  III, 2,47|      be presented simply as a truth standing by itself, tom
15  III, 2,49|     Christian life about this truth—a witness that the Church
16  III, 2,62|      fuller awareness of that truth in the Second Vatican Council.~ ~
17  III, 2,63|      life, of charity, and of truth, is also used by him as
18  III, 2,65|     such a way that the whole truth can be seen. It is~- net
19   IV, 3   | toward the firm possession of truth. Finally, they make it possible
20   IV, 3   |     expressing faithfully the truth of the faith, are adapted