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 1 Pref |     Christ in the measure of His~humanity according to the duty of
 2 1,2  |     source of salvific truth for humanity.~ Chrysostom draws an interesting
 3 1,2  |         news as saving truth for humanity embraces the entire life
 4 1,2  |        ministry:~ ~God on earth, humanity in heaven; all mingled together,
 5 1,2  |     angels joining the choirs~of humanity and humanity having fellowship
 6 1,2  |       the choirs~of humanity and humanity having fellowship with angels. . .
 7 1,2  |          God's great love toward humanity. Chrysostom further comments: “
 8 2,1  |           the redeemed universal humanity, built on the foundation
 9 2,3  |          God's great love toward humanity. To quote him: “For [it
10 2,4  |          save and restore sinful humanity especially through the ministry
11 2,4  |       himself at the disposal of humanity manifesting His radiant
12 2,4  |      entered the sinful world of humanity in order to rescue it from
13 2,4  |    concepts of the solidarity of humanity, the corruption of human
14 2,4  |          a sickness, a blight on humanity. Sick humanity needs divine
15 2,4  |         blight on humanity. Sick humanity needs divine healing by
16 2,4  |  sacrifice of Christ was to free humanity from its Adamic transgression
17 3,4  |        be manifest in our mortal humanity (2 Cor. 4:7-10).~ Evangelization,
18 4,4  |         are poured out to sinful humanity, and the life of new creation
19 7,3  |       purposes, and his will for humanity and creation.~ Thus a Christian
20 7,4  |         from the bonds of fallen humanity — the whole corporate and
21 7,4  |        the soul, a corruption of humanity and creation. By sin is
22 7,4  | alienation and disintegration in humanity, community, as well as the
23 8,2  |      renewed identity, a renewed humanity in Christ, just as in the
24 8,3  | discovered in Christ and the new humanity, the Church, which is His
25 8,3  |      Church as the universal new humanity; and how far it is variously
26 8,4  |        the first fruits of a new humanity in Christ in which “there
27 9,2  |        the life was the light of humanity. The light shines in the
28 9,2  |          the Devil. He liberated humanity from these evil forces and
29 9,3  |         by which He embraced our humanity and called us brothers and
30 9,3  |         and resurrection for all humanity, a splendid victory over
31 10,3 |  responsibility, the goodness of humanity, human rights, civic duty,
32 11,1 |      meant to improve the lot of humanity, has often been a significant
33 11,2 |       sin” before God and before humanity.~What is the thesis of my
34 11,2 |          religion and our common humanity, and, on the other hand,
35 11,4 |        future for the benefit of humanity and for the glory of God.