Chapter, Paragraph

1   2, 28 |     and emptied Himself to the point of dying on a cross.~ ~Through
2   2, 41 |        have to abandon our own point of view to accept what the
3   3, 61 |    presence makes it the focal point of the community.(c 608)~ ~
4   4, 68 |       he called the "essential point"4. His example teaches us
5   8, 116|    Brother who has reached the point of wanting to leave the
6   9, 152| community from some particular point of discipline of the Constitutions.~ ~