Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II, 1,10|   human life in our age, the signs of the limes, and the things
 2   II, 2,21|    in Christ, and the divine signs and works which are witnesses
 3   II, 2,23|    events, especially to the signs of the limes, so that ail "
 4   II, 2,32|     instructed. He reads the signs of faith and he teaches
 5   II, 2,32|     them. The chief of these signs is the Church herself (cf.
 6  III, 1,36|    religions and the diverse signs of the limes are ail to
 7  III, 2,49|    him through his words and signs as God’s only-begotten Son (
 8  III, 2,51|     specific way through the signs that Christ instituted,
 9  III, 2,53|    on the explanation of the signs. Catechesis should Lead
10  III, 2,53| faithful through the visible signs to ponder God’s invisible
11  III, 2,63|    world. Taking note of the signs of the limes, she discovers
12   IV, 2   |   that is, a knowing through signs.~ ~The inductive method