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 1 Intro |       must, in some sense, be a member of the Church, but in what
 2 2,6   |       joy at the entry of a new member into the Church of Christ.~
 3 4,4   |     town of Arimathea. He was a member of the council, a good and
 4 6,6   |    extent to which he remains a member of the Church. Our sinfulness
 5 6,7   |       makes him a son of God, a member of the Body of Christ —
 6 6,7   |      Grace is the task of every member of the Church. For a Christian
 7 6,7   |     only possible if a man is a member of the Church, the Body
 8 8,1   |       with the Savior, become a member of His Church, receive the
 9 8,1   |        is united with Christ, a member of Christ's Church and through
10 8,1   |        infants. Having become a member of the Church through Baptism,
11 8,2   |     that in Chrismation the new member of the Church not only receives
12 8,2   | grace-giving process of the new member's joining the Church, making
13 8,3   |        Who can be regarded as a member of the Church of Christ?”
14 10,1  |       Jacob's family, the chief member of which, in Genesis, was