Chapter, N.

 1     Int,  2 |    understanding of the mysteries of God. When we meet him fully,
 2     Int,  5 |         confident that the People of God, at every level, will welcome
 3       I,  6 |            Word, both the mystery of God and the mystery of man are
 4       I,  9 |             so dear to the People of God, has a markedly biblical
 5      II,  11|            devotion of the People of God: The Eucharist is a mystery
 6      II,  12|           the liturgy of the Word of God precedes the liturgy of
 7      II,  13|            at explaining the word of God and drawing out its meaning
 8      II,  13|              that enable the word of God to touch people's minds
 9      II,  15|       expresses the fellowship which God wishes to establish with
10      II,  18|              inspired by the word of God and the experience of so
11      II,  18|         procession. Our faith in the God who took flesh in order
12     III,  19|          yearnings? Is this not what God had in mind when he brought
13     III,  19|       history his plan of salvation? God has placed in human hearts
14     III,  19|             we might be “sated” with God here on earth, in expectation
15     III,  22|      Apostles, called by the word of God, capable of sharing in spiritual
16     III,  22| participation of the whole People of God. Here we see the principal “
17     III,  23|            In a sense, the People of God of all times were present
18      IV,  26|             is by a forgetfulness of God and a vain pursuit of human
19      IV,  26|             more forceful witness to God's presence in the world.
20      IV,  26|             be afraid to speak about God and to bear proud witness
21      IV,  27|          only of intimate union with God but also of the unity of
22      IV,  28|        society. In the Eucharist our God has shown love in the extreme,
23     Con,  29|          know we can always count on God's help.~