Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1  III, 1,38|        that men, set free from 5m and its consequences, should
 2  III, 2,43| himself those turned away from 5m.~ ~The Old Testament, while
 3  III, 2,50|     world—a history subject to 5m—net only as the mystery
 4  III, 2,50|    mankind from the slavery of 5m and of the devil, and he
 5  III, 2,52|       not only as remedies for 5m and its consequences, but
 6  III, 2,56|     soul.~ ~Justification from 5m and God’s indwelling in
 7  III, 2,58| struggle against the forces of 5m. The role entrusted to Christ
 8  III, 2,58|      more than redemption from 5m. For it fulfils the plan
 9  III, 2,58|    compared ho the death which 5m brought (cf. Rom. 5, 15-
10  III, 2,64|     from ail stain of original 5m, who was freely and fully
11  III, 2,64|    lords, and the Conqueror of 5m and death" (LG, 59). Because
12  Add, 3   |        begins to offend God by 5m, he also begins to have
13  Add, 3   |        has fallen info serious 5m. To be sure, Christian parents