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 1 INT,  5 |    course in the message of the truth,"10 and may work as a preacher
 2 INT,  5 |       the power of God.11 It is truth. It merits having the apostle
 3   I,  7 |     frequently referred to this truth: Jesus Himself, the Good
 4   I,  12|        sending of the Spirit of Truth.31~
 5   I,  14|         of God,"34 apply in all truth to herself: She willingly
 6  II,  24|   others. Here lies the test of truth, the touchstone of evangelization:
 7  IV,  44|       the living content of the truth which God has wished to
 8   V,  53|    destiny, life and death, and truth. Even in the face of natural
 9   V,  54|       order to realize unity in truth, she has the consciousness
10   V,  57|     reach full knowledge of the truth."79~The Church is deeply
11  VI,  59|       They preached the word of truth and brought forth Churches."84~
12  VI,  63|       betrayal of its essential truth, into the language that
13  VI,  67|        of teaching the revealed truth. The New Testament often
14  VI,  68| authority to teach the revealed truth in the Church. They are
15 VII,  76|         searching above all for truth and honesty.~These "signs
16 VII,  77|        disinterested search for truth. Yes, the destiny of evangelization
17 VII,  77|       in the Spirit of love and truth."124~And it is with a strong
18 VII,  78|       to us is also the word of truth. A truth which liberates126
19 VII,  78|       also the word of truth. A truth which liberates126 and which
20 VII,  78|      the Good News to them. The truth about God, about man and
21 VII,  78|        the world; the difficult truth that we seek in the Word
22 VII,  78|         to have a reverence for truth, especially since the truth
23 VII,  78|     truth, especially since the truth that he studies and communicates
24 VII,  78|        none other than revealed truth and hence, more than any
25 VII,  78|          a sharing in the first truth which is God Himself. The
26 VII,  78|      suffering always seeks the truth that he must transmit to
27 VII,  78|       He never betrays or hides truth out of a desire to please
28 VII,  78|  impression. He does not refuse truth. He does not obscure revealed
29 VII,  78|       does not obscure revealed truth by being too idle to search
30 VII,  78|          and to communicate the truth regardless of the sacrifices
31 VII,  78|         example of this love of truth. In many cases it was an
32 VII,  78|         heroic love. The God of truth expects us to be the vigilant
33 VII,  78|        and devoted preachers of truth.~Men of learning- whether
34 VII,  78|        tact in transmitting the truth to which your studies lead
35 VII,  78|    heart of man, being the very truth of God.~Parents and teachers,
36 VII,  78|       your students to discover truth, including religious and
37 VII,  78|         religious and spiritual truth.~
38 VII,  79|         the concern to give the truth and to bring people into
39 VII,  80|         terms, that to impose a truth, be it that of the Gospel,
40 VII,  80|        to their consciences the truth of the Gospel and salvation