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 1 INT,  2  |              and "Be reconciled to God."5~We wish to do so on this
 2 INT,  4  |            was a time given her by God, at this turning-point of
 3 INT,  5  |       inviting the whole People of God assembled in the Church
 4 INT,  5  |         that rests on the power of God.11 It is truth. It merits
 5   I,  6  |        Good News of the kingdom of God"12 - without doubt has enormous
 6   I,  6  |            the Covenant offered by God is the mission for which
 7   I,  7  |          Himself, the Good News of God,15 was the very first and
 8   I,  8  |            kingdom, the kingdom of God; and this is so important
 9   I,  9  |      salvation, this great gift of God which is liberation from
10   I,  9  |         One, in the joy of knowing God and being known by Him,
11   I,  11 |     proclamation of the kingdom of God through the untiring preaching
12   I,  11 |         words reveal the secret of God, His plan and His promise,
13   I,  12 |        Good News of the Kingdom of God"29 is the same Jesus of
14   I,  12 |          the scattered children of God."30 Thus He accomplishes
15   I,  13 |       apart to sing the praises of God,"32 those marvelous things
16   I,  14 |        Good News of the kingdom of God,"34 apply in all truth to
17   I,  14 |          to reconcile sinners with God, and to perpetuate Christ'
18   I,  15 |         love. She is the People of God immersed in the world, and
19   I,  15 |            of the "mighty works of God"41 which converted her to
20   I,  15 |            sources of grace and of God's loving kindness, the path
21  II,  19 |          contrast with the Word of God and the plan of salvation.~
22  II,  20 |          among themselves and with God.~The Gospel, and therefore
23  II,  22 |            of Nazareth, the Son of God are not proclaimed. The
24 III,  26 |          simple and direct way, to God revealed by Jesus Christ,
25 III,  26 |            witness that in His Son God has loved the world - that
26 III,  26 |        Perhaps this attestation of God will be for many people
27 III,  26 |            many people the unknown God55 whom they adore without
28 III,  26 |       should be called children of God; and so we are."56 And thus
29 III,  26 |            brothers and sisters in God.~
30 III,  27 |           Jesus Christ, the Son of God made man, who died and rose
31 III,  27 |           to all men, as a gift of God's grace and mercy.57 And
32 III,  28 |            in the promises made by God in the new Covenant in Jesus
33 III,  28 |           Christ; the preaching of God's love for us and of our
34 III,  28 |         for us and of our love for God; the preaching of brotherly
35 III,  28 |         springing from the love of God, is the kernel of the Gospel;
36 III,  28 |         urgent - of the search for God Himself through prayer which
37 III,  28 |         sign of the encounter with God which is the Church of Jesus
38 III,  32 |          freedom as in the name of God. This is why we have wished
39 III,  32 |          guides it: the kingdom of God, before anything else, in
40 III,  35 |       knows too that in order that God's kingdom should come it
41 III,  35 |         salvation and happiness in God.~
42  IV,  41 |      Christian life, given over to God in a communion that nothing
43  IV,  42 |         the bearer of the power of God.70 This is why St. Paul'
44  IV,  43 |            sensitivity for reading God's message in events. But
45  IV,  44 |         content of the truth which God has wished to convey to
46  IV,  45 |          area in which the Word of God is heard; they enable the
47  IV,  48 |      expressions of the search for God and for faith, both in the
48  IV,  48 |          It manifests a thirst for God which only the simple and
49  IV,  48 |          of profound attributes of God: fatherhood, providence,
50  IV,  48 |       people a true encounter with God in Jesus Christ.~
51   V,  50 |          happens that preachers of God's Word are deprived of their
52   V,  53 |          of years of searching for God, a quest which is incomplete
53   V,  53 |           searching for concerning God, man and his destiny, life
54   V,  53 |          relation with the plan of God, with His living presence
55   V,  53 |       effectively establishes with God an authentic and living
56   V,  55 |           any need for recourse to God, who thus becomes superfluous
57   V,  55 |           ends up by doing without God and even by denying Him.~
58   V,  56 |           or representing, to them God's revelation and faith in
59   V,  57 |            have a right to it, for God "wants everyone to be saved
60   V,  58 |         nourishment in the Word of God and do not allow themselves
61  VI,  59 |        basic duty of the People of God."83~We have already mentioned
62  VI,  59 |         proclaiming the kingdom of God and building it up, she
63  VI,  62 |           lose its relationship to God's plan and would be impoverished
64  VI,  68 |         educators of the People of God in the faith and preachers,
65  VI,  68 |          to proclaim the Gospel of God.104~A mark of our identity
66  VI,  68 |         with authority the Word of God, to assemble the scattered
67  VI,  68 |            the scattered People of God, to teed this People with
68  VI,  68 |         limits and by the grace of God, it is a work of evangelization
69  VI,  69 |           of total availability to God, the Church and the brethren.~
70  VI,  70 |          service of the kingdom of God and therefore of salvation
71  VI,  73 |          devoted to the service of God's Word or to assisting their
72  VI,  73 |          and riches of the Word of God, those who have the mission
73 VII,  75 |            about Jesus, the Son of God.113 Paul too is filled with
74 VII,  75 |          Him. Now if the Spirit of God has a preeminent place in
75 VII,  76 |           assembling the People of God and in animating spiritually
76 VII,  76 | innumerable signs of the denial of God, is nevertheless searching
77 VII,  76 |   evangelizers to speak to it of a God whom the evangelists themselves
78 VII,  77 |           restored to the grace of God our Father, communion must
79 VII,  78 |           to them. The truth about God, about man and his mysterious
80 VII,  78 |        that we seek in the Word of God and of which, we repeat,
81 VII,  78 |           the first truth which is God Himself. The preacher of
82 VII,  78 |            was an heroic love. The God of truth expects us to be
83 VII,  78 |            being the very truth of God.~Parents and teachers, your
84 VII,  79 |         you not only the gospel of God but our very selves, so
85 VII,  79 |            anchored in the Word of God. The faithful need these
86 VII,  79 |            to them, as children of God who abandon themselves entirely
87 VII,  80 |            Good News of salvation. God can accomplish this salvation
88 VII,  80 |   salvation also in other ways, by God's mercy, even though we
89 VII,  80 |           be to betray the call of God, who wishes the seed to
90 VIII,  81|        consciences reconciled with God, continue to shine in the
91 VIII,  82|  Philippians: "I give thanks to my God every time I think of you-
92 VIII,  82|            which the gospel rests. God himself can testify how