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 1 1 |         freely draw the gift of God (cf. Jn 4: 10)? ~Indeed,
 2 2 |        perfect glorification of God. The wonders wrought by
 3 2 |          The wonders wrought by God in the Old Testament were
 4 4 |        objective: "the glory of God and the sanctification of
 5 5 |          the infinite beauty of God in works made by human hands"16. ~
 6 6 |        the value of the Word of God brought about by liturgical
 7 8 |         interest in the Word of God has gradually developed
 8 8 |        from which the People of God can and must draw. Indeed,
 9 8 |        listening to the Word of God the Church grows and is
10 8 |         and the wonderful works God once wrought in many different
11 8 |        celebration, the Word of God expresses the fullness of
12 10|        wide among the People of God. I therefore recommended
13 11|       proof that the thirst for God cannot be uprooted from
14 12| yearning for the encounter with God. It does so especially in
15 13|     more closely to the Word of God and the public voice of
16 15|     themselves to the action of God's Spirit who intercedes
17 15|         guarantee", inherent in God's plan for his Church that
18 15|         stress in the People of God37. This abuse has nothing
19 16|      that is, of communion with God and of unity among all men"38,
20 16|          holy and acceptable to God", genuine "spiritual worship" (