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 1 3  |     liturgy; there is no state of human life that has not its part
 2 14 |      binds the whole community of human beings, grouped together
 3 23 |              Every impulse of the human heart, besides, expresses
 4 32 |      confine themselves to merely human acts, with the express purpose
 5 40 |        transmitted by heredity or human descent. It does not emanate
 6 40 |           resemblance to anything human. It is entirely supernatural.
 7 50 |         include divine as well as human elements. The former, instituted
 8 50 |           any way by men. But the human components admit of various
 9 70 |        our divine Redeemer in His human nature with His true body
10 70 |        the glorified state of His human nature, "death shall have
11 76 |          death as the Head of the human race: "See how we were bought:
12 78 |           painful death the whole human race with the Father, He
13 81 |          in the name of the whole human race He offers our prayers
14 137|      brought about that the whole human family settling their differences
15 138|         the aspects and phases of human life.~
16 144|                  144. By assuming human nature, the Divine Word
17 144|       unites to Himself the whole human race and with it sings this
18 175|  contemplate the mysteries of the human and divine natures of Christ.
19 196| requirements of worship. Thus the human arts will shine forth with
20 196|         and contribute greatly to human civilization, to the salvation
21 203|          teach that the glorified human nature of Christ really