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 1 1    |     Alexandria (+444 A.D.), the Blessed Theodoret (+457 A.D.), and
 2 1    |       A.D.), and especially the Blessed Augustine (354-430), that
 3 1    |       the Christian Church. The Blessed Augustine passionately defended
 4 2    |        explained by Lactantius, Blessed Jerome and Blessed Augustine
 5 2    |  Lactantius, Blessed Jerome and Blessed Augustine is derived from
 6 2    |         to tie, to unite, or as Blessed Augustine emphasizes, possibly
 7 2    |        a union of man with God. Blessed Augustine defined it as
 8 11   |        Incarnation. Origen, the Blessed Augustine and St. Gregory
 9 15,3 |       that it was good. And God blessed them, saying, Be fruitful,
10 15,3 |        created he them. And God blessed them, and God said unto
11 15,3 |      which he had made. And God blessed the seventh day, and sanctified
12 15,7 | creative work of His hands. God blessed man with a spirit and gave
13 15,2 |        angels, yet we have been blessed above all creation. Mankind
14 15,6 |          God touches previously blessed matter once again and man
15 17,1 |       was a highly blissful and blessed state. Their main happiness
16 17,1 |      morally, transgressing the blessed and perfect will of God.~ ~
17 17,2 |       sinned. Sin destroyed the blessed and good harmony of the
18 20   |         thus reestablishing the blessed state lost by man as a result
19 24   |    earth, the rudiments of that blessed eternal state which is prepared
20 24   |       without cause did Origen, Blessed Augustine, and St. Gregory
21 24   | inexhaustible fountain of love. Blessed Augustine affirmed with
22 App,2|      only with His help, in His blessed Church, established by Him.~  ~