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 1 5 |               5. Therefore, the new Code, which is promulgated
 2 9 |       in the preparation of the new Code, so that by means of
 3 14|        the books of the Old and New Testament from which is
 4 15|          in such wise that in a new and higher way it became
 5 15|     part of the heritage of the New Testament. Therefore, although
 6 15|        Thus the writings of the New Testament enable us to understand
 7 18|        in a certain sense, this new Code could be understood
 8 19|        should govern the entire new Code, both in the sphere
 9 20|   likewise the "novelty" of the new Code. ~
10 22| Tradition elements both old and new, and the new consists precisely
11 22|       both old and new, and the new consists precisely in the
12 23|                         23. The new Code of Canon Law appears
13 26|         is to be hoped that the new canonical legislation will