Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II, 1,9 |        fellowship with himself" (DV, 2). God appears there as
 2   II, 1,10|      mystery contained in them"~(DV, 2).~Revelation, therefore,
 3   II, 1,11|     fullness of ail revelation" (DV, 2).~ ~Christ is not only
 4   II, 1,11|     action by fulfilling it . .~(DV, 4; cf. LG., 9).~ ~The ministry
 5   II, 1,11|     incarnate Word, our Savior" (DV, 18).~ ~Moreover, it is
 6   II, 1,12|          ail that she believes" (DV, 8).~ ~This tradition is
 7   II, 1,12|        her, in the world . . ." (DV, 8).~ ~This is why the ministry
 8   II, 1,12|         the sure gift of truth" (DV, 8).~ ~On the one hand,
 9   II, 1,12|       remarkable common effort" (DV, 10).~ ~From this it follows
10   II, 1,13|     divinely revealed truth (cf. DV, 11).~ ~The Church, guardian
11   II, 1,13|         in Sacred Scripture (cf. DV, 21, 24, 25). For in the
12   II, 1,13|        and speaks with them (cf. DV, 21).~ ~But if t takes its
13   II, 1,13| unceasingly made active in her" (DV, 8).~ ~The ministry of the
14   II, 2,19|         truth and believing it"~(DV, 5).~ ~The Christian community,
15   II, 2,29|         whom it is directed (cf. DV, 13; OT, 16). When God revealed
16   II, 2,29|          particular culture (cf. DV, 12). The Church, 10 whom
17   II, 2,31|         means of catechesis (cf. DV, 24). By drawing the truth
18   II, 2,31|         forms of civil life (cf. DV, 8; CD, 14).~ ~ ~
19  III, 2,47|       mystery of salvation :(cf. DV, 3); the creation of man (
20  III, 2,60|       whole self freely to God" (DV, 5). However, since God