Chapter, Paragraph

1 4,9 |        to manifest the visible signs of those closest to God.
2 4,3 |        in the heaven above and signs on the earth beneath, blood,
3 6,4 |     His divinity through other signs and miracles that occurred
4 6,1 |        for no one can do these signs that you do, unless God
5 8,1 |       of the Water, the Priest signs the water thrice, immersing
6 8,5 |       being the first external signs of their ministry.~In all
7 10,1| rebellious, and blind to God's signs. Yet, God was marvelously
8 10,3|      who had eyes to see, were signs of the presence of God's
9 11,1|      symbols is a hierarchy of signs “that have their origin