Phrases with «redemptive work»

"Redemptive work" refers to efforts or actions taken to make amends, restore, or bring positive change after a difficult or negative situation. It implies the intention to improve or redeem something or someone that was previously flawed, damaged, or struggling. Full definition

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Sentences with «redemptive work»

It is this message of the finished redemptive work of Christ which we call God's story and which is the absolute unchanging element in Scripture. (religion-online.org)
That total redemptive work which encompasses Our Lady's preservation and our own restoration from sin is paid for in the coinage of His own flesh and blood, which He inherits from His Mother and which is now stamped with the sign of the cross, the wounds of suffering love. (faith.org.uk)
Paragraphs 5 and 6 are formed by a beautiful combination of scriptural texts that are a description of God's redemptive work as culminating in the paschal mystery. (faith.org.uk)
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Phrases with «redemptive work»

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