Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,8 |         not achieve its earthly mission. It is in the Eucharist
 2  1,15|        a Universal Church whose mission was no longer restricted
 3  2,6 |         through whom the divine mission of Christianity was made
 4  3,18|         that “this geopolitical mission he has chosen to fulfill
 5  8,10|      the Holy Spirit's temporal mission to the world.~ The Church
 6  8,10|     procession and His temporal mission of being sent to the world.
 7  8,10|       the Godhead. The temporal mission refers to the relation of
 8  8,10|      the Holy Spirit's temporal mission to the world is concerned,
 9  8,11|    Spirit (this is the temporal mission), but the Spirit proceeds
10  8,12|    Father alone, and a temporal mission from the Son. Thirteenth
11  8,12|        spoke only of a temporal mission, these writers allowed an
12  8,12|       spoken only of a temporal mission.~ ~
13  9,28| fulfillment of Christ's earthly mission, and as the completion of
14  9,39|      heavy timbers to build the mission at Spruce Island; his digging
15 10,16|        of the Apostles in their mission: 1) to teach, 2) to perform
16 11,1 |         and sordid Presbyterian mission hall in a mews over a garage,