Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4|         the par-~able about the Rich Man and Lazarus, the Saviour
 2   1,1,4|      puts these words about the Rich Man's broth-~ers into the
 3   1,1,5|      upon the fact that in this rich climate . of the oral Tradition
 4   1,2,2|   impartially administered, for rich and poor alike: “You shall
 5   1,3,7| Tabernacles was celebrated, the rich forgave the debts of the
 6   1,4,1|       Holy Land. He was a quite rich and happy man who had ~many
 7   1,4,7|  learning (7), attitude to the ~rich and powerful (8), attitude
 8   1,5,2|         to degrade rapidly. The rich oppressed the poor, judges
 9   1,5,5|  renouncement of the mighty and rich people and call ~for justice (
10   1,5,5|     ture. The book of Isaiah is rich in prophecies of the Messiah,
11   1,5,5|     ware against him. Ahaz sent rich gifts to the Assyrian king
12   1,5,5|     written yesterday. It is so rich in contents, ~consolatory
13   1,5,5|         heartless ~and arrogant rich. “The good man is perished
14   1,5,5|       in his might, let not the rich man glory in his riches:
15   1,5,5|        the regular people . the rich and those at the ~helm of
16   2,1,6|      due, and consequently were rich. Of course, the publicans
17   2,2,5|      century), Theophilus was a rich~and well-known resident
18   2,2,6|       19-31, the parable of the rich man and~Lazarus).~Prayer: “
19   2,2,6|        12:13-21, parable of the rich fool).~A Prayer before reading
20   2,3,3|       of others. With this, the rich elevated~themselves above
21   2,4,4|      But those who desire to be rich fall into temptation~and
22   2,4,4|           Command those who are rich in this present age not
23   2,4,4|      them do good, that they be rich in good works, ready to
24   2,5,0|      harlot,” St. John imagined rich Rome with its harbor city.