Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I      |        The essence of God. The attributes of God. Sacred~Scripture
 2 I      |       Scripture concerning the attributes of God. God is Spirit. Eternal.
 3 I, 1,5 |  united to the fullness of His attributes, the fullness of the content
 4 I, 1,6 |        only of dwelling on the attributes of the Divinity,~not upon
 5 I, 1,6 |          that is, what are the~attributes of God but they seem also
 6 I, 1,6 |      one may speak only of the attributes of God, but not of the very
 7 I, 1,7 |                            The attributes of God.~Speaking of the
 8 I, 1,7 |        of God.~Speaking of the attributes of God, the Holy Fathers
 9 I, 1,7 |      In the enumeration of the attributes of God in the Holy Fathers
10 I, 1,7 |       really an affirmation of attributes that are without limit.
11 I, 1,7 |      Judge).~In indicating the attributes of God, we do not thereby
12 I, 1,7 |      whole series of essential attributes.~Reason tells us that God
13 I, 1,8 |       Scripture concerning the attributes of God.~The attributes of
14 I, 1,8 |     the attributes of God.~The attributes of God, taken directly from
15 I, 1,8 |      the essence and essential attributes of God may be derived~from
16 I, 1,8 |      stop to~think about these attributes set forth in the catechism.
17 I, 1,9 |       understand~the spiritual attributes and actions of God.~Let
18 I, 1,16|      either the essence or the attributes of God, as the origin of
19 I, 1,16| without a beginning; but these attributes~of the world do not contradict
20 I, 2,1 |    have personal or hypostatic attributes: God is unbegotten; the
21 I, 2,1 |     isolated manifestations~or attributes or activities; rather, the
22 I, 2,5 |                   The personal attributes of the Divine Persons.~The
23 I, 2,5 |       Personal or Hypostatical attributes of the All-Holy Trinity
24 I, 2,7 |       teaching of the personal attributes of the Father, Son and Holy
25 I, 2,9 |        Hypostasis the Personal attributes~in the Triune Divinity.However,
26 I, 2,9 |  similarly of the other Divine attributes of the Lord Jesus Christ.~
27 II, 3,5|       5).~However, the exalted attributes of angels have their limits.
28 II, 3,6|       a reflection~of the very attributes of God in man's spiritual
29 II, 3,6|   spoken in the chapter on the Attributes of God (on God as Spirit)
30 II, 6,3|     losing anything of its own attributes,~and became a participant
31 II, 6,3|      of Sacred Scripture human attributes are indicated as belonging
32 II, 6,3|      Christ as God, and~Divine attributes are indicated as belonging
33 II, 7,4|       Apostolic Church,” These attributes are called essential, that~
34 II, 7,5|                                Attributes of the Church~Its unity.~
35 II, 7,5|   signify one of the principle attributes~of the Church, namely, to
36 II, 7,5|       Lamb” (Apoc. 21:14).~The attributes of the Church indicated
37 II, 8,9|        with all its beneficial attributes, is not a~means of healing
38 App, 4 |      in Himself all the Divine attributes~in the same fullness as
39 App, 4 |        having manifested~these attributes to the world in its creation