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 1 23 |           is exterior because the nature of man as a composite of
 2 44 |          conclusion, based on the nature of Christian worship itself,
 3 60 |           action whatever of this nature without having requested
 4 67 |     visible sacrifice such as the nature of men requires, that would
 5 70 |      divine Redeemer in His human nature with His true body and blood.
 6 70 |      glorified state of His human nature, "death shall have no more
 7 93 |          rite should, of its very nature, signify the internal worship
 8 96 |       necessarily and of its very nature, has always and everywhere
 9 106|      outward manner that the very nature of the sacrifice, as offered
10 115| eucharistic sacrifice of its very nature is the unbloody immolation
11 124|         on the contrary, the very nature of the sacrament demands
12 144|            144. By assuming human nature, the Divine Word introduced
13 144|     changed, He assumes a created nature which is to be changed and
14 155|         participate in His divine nature, to which we have been elevated.~
15 171|                  171. Such is the nature and the object of the sacred
16 203|          that the glorified human nature of Christ really and continually