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 1  1,1 |        the means. Translated into action, this principle meant that
 2  4,12|         divine and human will and action become blended [The Meaning
 3  6,4 |                          4.~ What action did the Roman pope take
 4  6,4 |           the Roman world?~ In an action that was to become the greatest
 5  7,11| Protestants arbitrarily limit the action of the Holy Spirit in the
 6  9,10|           in order to express the action of two energies joined together:
 7  9,22|     Resurrection are but a single action, and they are never separated.
 8  9,28|          From sacred history, the action of the Holy Spirit is seen
 9  9,28|        With its every sacramental action, and most notably at the
10  9,38|         Lord repelling every evil action of their tortuous realm.
11  9,39|         love that do not issue in action.~ (10) Deification involves
12 10,23|        that, through the creative action of God's Holy Spirit, God
13 10,26|         Catholic Church.~ In that action, Rome added still another
14 11,2 |           is the central mystical action of the entire Church, Christians
15 11,3 |           Worship is the faith in action, the textbook states. It
16 11,4 |         and unstudied ease in the action of the rite, to an extent
17 11,4 |      prototype of Christ, and his action told the people that a time