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 1 Int  |       who fully accepts that the Word became incarnate with the
 2   2,1|        grace"; "Listening to the Word"; "proclaiming the Word".
 3   2,1|          Word"; "proclaiming the Word". Chapter IV entitled: "
 4   2,2|          acting as the Incarnate Word in relation to the Father
 5   2,3|          and acting as Incarnate Word in relation to the Father
 6   3,2|       Father, with the Incarnate Word and with the Holy Spirit.~
 7   3,3|          Mother of the Incarnate Word cannot be excluded from
 8   3,3|    having assented to the divine Word, who became flesh in her,
 9   4,1| attributed by Luke to this Greek word, we can say that it does
10   4,1|         not simply mean what the word" fiancée" means in present-day
11   4,2|  assonance (Lk 1: 28). The first word, the expression " chaire" (
12   4,2|        Latin fathers who use the word "ave" in translation have
13   4,2|      characteristic of Mary. The word is the perfect passive participle
14   4,2|     which signifies "grace". The word can be translated by "favored", "
15   4,2|       famous.~ The fact that the word is a passive participle
16   4,2|      grace.~ ~ The fact that the word is a perfect participle
17   4,2|         necessary to give to the word a profoundly religious value