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 1 1,2 |       become man and having been crucified and having risen. This gospel
 2 1,3 |       the Gospel centered on the crucified Lord (1 Cor. 1:18-2:5).
 3 1,3 |   concede that the Gospel of the crucified Christ lacks either power
 4 1,3 |      except Jesus Christ and Him crucified” (1 Cor. 2:2). Yet, while
 5 1,4 |   Christian message concerning a crucified God; 5) the persuasion of
 6 2,1 |            Jesus Christ himself, crucified and risen (cf. 1 Cor 3:11).
 7 2,2 |          the proclamation of the crucified and risen Lord from the
 8 2,2 | countless lyrical praises to the crucified and risen Lord. Yet even
 9 2,4 |          the Gospel as being the crucified and risen Lord, and His
10 2,4 |    divine life in union with the crucified and risen Lord. It is a “
11 3,4 |          And again: “I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer
12 4,4 |      blessings the flow from the crucified and risen Christ.~ The Gospel
13 4,4 |        recount and celebrate the crucified and risen Christ whom we
14 6,6 |      Christ prayed for those who crucified Him. Saint Stephen the First
15 9,3 |     worship and theology, is the crucified and risen Christ, the heart
16 11,4|        Christ, our God, You were crucified but conquered death by death.