Book, Paragraph

1   3, 57|             availed Himself for the redemption of man, was superior to
2   3, 59|             of (His) death was, the redemption that is (taught) in hidden (
3   3, 59|         among men, the sacrifice of Redemption, -- the bodily Vessel of
4   3, 59| participation, the beginning of the redemption of us all, and of that immortal
5   3, 60|            of (His) death, viz. the Redemption spoken of90: because, it
6   3, 80|            therefore, pertaining to Redemption and affording aid to the
7   4, 6 |        openly manifest His work (of redemption). It was the Divine Power
8   4, 24|            viz. that it was for the redemption of the souls of the rational
9   4, 24|          death was the cause of the redemption of many. From the Gospel