Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3, 0,6 |       attachment to him, began to envy Him, Who had great success
 2 3, 0,6 |  Disciples. Wishing to vent their envy and sorrow about Christ
 3 3, 0,6 |       which had been implanted by envy and a desire to arouse envy
 4 3, 0,6 |       envy and a desire to arouse envy in John.~Absolutely devoid
 5 3, 0,6 |          Absolutely devoid of any envy toward Christ, the Baptist
 6 3, 0,6 | Forerunner. Instead of sorrow and envy, John expresses his joy
 7 3, 0,6 |          bridegroom, who does not envy the bridegroom’s pre-eminence
 8 4, 2,15|     emanates from the usual human envy, which is always insidious.
 9 4, 2,15|            People often look with envy and hatred upon those, that
10 5, 0,33|          are at present devoid of envy and vainglory, and the desire
11 6, 6,3 |        handed Him over because of envy (Mat. 27:18). Apparently,