Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,3,3|      assumed the form of mani-~fest miracles. For example, when, at the
 2   1,3,5|             Among his most glorious miracles were the resurrection of
 3   1,5,1|       approach-~ing. As well as the miracles, the prophecies bear the
 4   1,5,1|           His personality, acts and miracles. To avoid repetition, we
 5   1,5,2|           the posterity, though the miracles they worked and some ~of
 6   1,5,5|             a Vir-~gin (7:14), many miracles to be done by the Messiah (
 7   2,1  |             along with the numerous miracles of those early ages were
 8   2,2,4|           of Christ the Savior, His~miracles, His sufferings on the Cross,
 9   2,2,5|         synoptics relate~mainly the miracles, parables and events of
10   2,2,5|         clear~narration of Christ’s miracles, emphasizing through them
11   2,3,2|         prophecies concerning those~miracles, which the Apostles will
12   2,3,2| Resurrection is best proven through miracles performed in His name, and
13   2,3,2|           in the main, narrates the miracles performed by the Apostles.~
14   2,4,4|           to another the working of miracles, to another prophecy, to
15   2,5,8|          mankind brings to~mind the miracles performed by the prophets
16   2,5,9|           seduces people with false miracles and forces~them to bow down