Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,2|         which he refused to do, speaking to them in quite the opposite
 2 1,4|       thirsty as long as he was speaking, not even little children.”~
 3 3,2|      Deut. 33) is not, properly speaking, so much a hymn as an announcement
 4 4,9|         when Moses had finished speaking with them, he put a veil
 5 4,3| nationality, heard the Apostles speaking to them in their own language.
 6 4,6|     bears witness to this, when speaking of little children, He cautioned
 7 6,5|        to the Holy Spirit while speaking of the very beginning of
 8 6,1|        St. John the Evangelist, speaking of the Logos — the Word
 9 6,1|         life (John 4:14). Then, speaking of the worship of God, He
10 8,3|        Cyprian of Carthage who, speaking of the mixing of water and
11 8,4|     words of the Savior, for in speaking of adultery, for example,
12 9,3|         many” when not fasting.~Speaking of the content of prayer,
13 9,4|          amidst so many people, speaking to God as with one voice.