Chapter, Paragraph

1 5   |        Christ which is alien to worldly passions. By turning away
2 5,2 |   signifying the restraining of worldly pursuits. Upon his head
3 6,1 |     that He was teaching not of worldly, but of heavenly things,
4 6,2 |     should not be confused with worldly grief [which] produces death (
5 6,2 |        not those who thirst for worldly happiness that are blessed,
6 6,2 | privations, renunciation of all worldly things and mortification.
7 9   |         of the stain of sin and worldly passions, and only in such
8 9,3 |          Do we avoid asking for worldly things? 5) Do we fulfill
9 10,3| loud-mouthed boosters (vs. 16), worldly people, devoid of the Spirit (