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 1 3  | established by the Redeemer of the human race resembles its divine
 2 6  |           the conflicting gales of human passions, takes upon himself
 3 9  |            and defies the power of human genius, and which is accompanied
 4 12 |            the father of the whole human race was constituted by
 5 12 |            fall of Adam, the whole human race, infected by the hereditary
 6 12 |           same divine love assumed human nature from the race of
 7 18 |            18. Now we see that the human body is given the proper
 8 29 |           blood shed for the whole human race.34 "To such an extent,
 9 30 |  constituted the Head of the whole human family in the womb of the
10 31 |    fullness of the Holy Spirit the human nature which was substantially
11 37 |           course. And as to govern human society signifies to lead
12 40 |         Church He had founded as a human society without a visible
13 44 |        Body. What Paul said of the human organism is to be applied
14 49 |           head to all parts of the human body and give them power
15 54 |          of God assumed a definite human nature belongs to the universal
16 63 |          far superior to all other human societies;117 it surpasses
17 63 |         those that perish.118 Such human societies, and in the first
18 64 |            look upon her as a mere human institution possession a
19 64 |      complete, if only His visible human nature is considered...,
20 64 |            God took unto Himself a human nature liable to sufferings,
21 66 |      indicates the weakness of our human nature, it should not be
22 70 |         surpass those of any other human society, however exalted;
23 75 |   Incarnation, exceed all that the human intellect can hope to grasp.
24 78 |          of the limitations of our human intellect. But We know,
25 79 |       through a veil, and which no human words can express. The Divine
26 79 |          in a way that lies beyond human comprehension, and in a
27 80 |         granted to the eyes of the human mind strengthened by the
28 82 |        Father as Head of the whole human race, so "in this clean
29 86 |            subject to error and to human inclination to evil. But
30 92 |          made up, that is, of weak human elements, even though at
31 94 |         some as a manifestation of human progress, and as something
32 96 |    embraces in His Bride the whole human race without exception.
33 109|         the salvation of the whole human family, purchased by the
34 109|      dangers threaten the whole of human Society and the Church herself,
35 110|           in the name of the whole human race" gave her consent "
36 110|         between the Son of God and human nature."216 Within her virginal