Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1      |                 CHAPTER ONE ~A PARABLE OF RECONCILIATION ~
 2 I, 1,5    |   document.(19) I refer to the parable of the prodigal son.(20) ~
 3 I, 1,5    |         Like the father in the parable, God looks out for the return
 4 I, 1,5    |        striking element of the parable is the father's festive
 5 I, 1,6    |     Stayed at Home ~6. But the parable also brings into the picture
 6 I, 1,6    |    order to be reconciled.~The parable of the prodigal son is above
 7 I, 1,6    |   reconciliation. But when the parable evokes, in the figure of
 8 I, 1,6    |      clearly known. But if the parable is read from the point of
 9 I, 1,6    |    light of this inexhaustible parable of the mercy that wipes
10 I, 1,6    |   takes up the appeal that the parable contains and grasps her
11 I, 1,6(21)|   figure of this aspect of the parable. Jonah's sin is that he
12 I, 2,7    |       7. As we deduce from the parable of the prodigal son, reconciliation
13 I, 3,10   |      significant is the gospel parable of the two brothers who,
14 I, 3,10   |         like the father in the parable, does not close his heart
15 III, 1,26 | elements which emerge from the parable of the son who was lost
16 III, 2,29 |       Father, portrayed in the parable of the prodigal son, reinstating