Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 3,1 |       through them in the whole of mankind, the fundamental truths
 2 II, 3,2 |           pre-eternal existence~of mankind,” an idea which has been
 3 II, 3,4 |          highest representatives — mankind — was fore-ordained to a
 4 II, 3,5 |         service to the human~race. Mankind knew about their existence
 5 II, 3,5 |          only in the Jewish.~After mankind fell into sin and was banished
 6 II, 3,5 |         ninety and nine sheep, but mankind is the single one (Matt.
 7 II, 4,1 |      matter how much the masses of mankind, led by their evil leaders,
 8 II, 4,2 |           call the “golden age” of mankind (the traditions of the Chinese,
 9 II, 5,3 |   temptation and fall stood before mankind, and the first man did not~
10 II, 5,3 |   strivings of contemporary~fallen mankind, even when they are deeply
11 II, 5,3 |  chastisement reveals His love for mankind inasmuch as He, in giving
12 II, 5,3 |   sufferings. With such a love for mankind has the Judge mixed the~
13 II, 5,3 |        Kingdom~of God. In Adam all mankind was deprived of the future
14 II, 5,3 |          prospect of life~eternal, mankind beheld death, and behind
15 II, 5,3 |          It was most necessary for mankind to have a supernatural~power
16 II, 5,3 |          an~absolute perdition for mankind. The power which was to
17 II, 5,3 |       means to remove the guilt of mankind and the punishment that
18 II, 5,3 |             God has never deprived mankind of His mercy, help, grace,
19 II, 5,3 |          the general lot of~fallen mankind after death, remaining in
20 II, 5,3 | inclination which has entered~into mankind and become its spiritual
21 II, 6   |           God and the salvation of mankind~
22 II, 6,2 |           said by the best part of mankind; it had become a “thirsty
23 II, 6,2 |        criminality of the original mankind by means of the Flood, the
24 II, 6,2 |    originally blessed condition of mankind (the Golden Age), concerning~
25 II, 6,2 |             when for the most part mankind had reached an extreme degree
26 II, 6,3 |         labor for the~salvation of mankind by Christ, since this consisted
27 II, 6,4 |       consists in the removal from mankind of a supernatural gift of
28 II, 6,4 |           theological question: if mankind had been deprived of the
29 II, 6,4 |           that God did not deprive mankind, even after its fall, of
30 II, 6,4 |      Sacred Scripture, in Adam all mankind~tasted the forbidden fruit.
31 II, 6,4 |        begins with Himself the new mankind,~freed by Him from the sin
32 II, 6,4 |          of Adam together with all mankind, and with him she~shared
33 II, 6,4 |       prepared by the best part of mankind as a worthy vessel for the
34 II, 6,5 |           the preceding~history of mankind up to the Incarnation of
35 II, 6,5 |           the following history of mankind, after the Resurrection
36 II, 6,5 |          hell are despoiled, while mankind is clothed in incorruption” (
37 II, 6,5 |      explain events in the~life of mankind, they place it as the foundation
38 II, 6,5 |          truth of the salvation of mankind as a whole, which has already~
39 II, 6,5 |       order a) to open the path to mankind in its entirety~for the
40 II, 6,6 |          the representative of all mankind, is presented as “the planting
41 II, 6,6 |          unto glory?” (Rom. 9:21).~Mankind, in the person of its best
42 II, 6,6 |      present in the Jewish people. Mankind tried to erase its sins~
43 II, 6,6 |       Intermediary and Redeemer of mankind,~which was criminal, defiled
44 II, 6,6 |           the whole of unrighteous mankind, and teach mankind~righteousness
45 II, 6,6 |     unrighteous mankind, and teach mankind~righteousness with repentance
46 II, 6,6 |             the Mother of God, all mankind was sanctified. By the~steps
47 II, 7,5 |          Church, O Thou Who~lovest mankind” (Sunday Canon of Nocturne,
48 II, 8,1 |           the midst of the rest of~mankind, which is often unbelieving
49 II, 8,1 |          the existence and life of mankind and of each man;~while grace
50 II, 0,1 |            future of the world and mankind.~The Nicaean-Constantinopolitan
51 Add, 0,3|          children, and the life of mankind. Its chief aim is to help
52 Add, 0,6|         Man.~The spiritual gaze of mankind which believes in Christ,
53 Add, 0,7|            occur by means of fire. Mankind before~the Flood perished
54 Add, 0,7|       consist of the conducting of~mankind to God through the Church.
55 App, 1  |        creation, Who is a~lover of mankind and condescending to our
56 App, 1  |            it speaks of man and of mankind, of his high purpose and
57 App, 3  |          to the mind of man and to mankind, and as a result of this
58 App, 3  |          ascent and deification of~mankind and the world. Christ is
59 App, 4  |      salvation of the world and of mankind, and in the creation of