Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,6 |         to them and asking them questions. In this discourse, boy
 2 2, 1,2 |      order to put aside further questions, he concludes his answer
 3 3, 0,8 |        would not be posing such questions if she knew Who she was
 4 6, 2,2 |     know the truth, but devious questions from hateful enemies seeking
 5 6, 2,8 |        in their opinion) of all questions — which was the greatest
 6 6, 2,8 |   enough to ask Him any further questions about anything. However,
 7 6, 2,8 |      the Lord with their crafty questions, while the people listened
 8 6, 2,11|      and consequently posed two questions to Him as one: “Tell us,
 9 6, 3,1 | children, prompting them to ask questions that would receive a detailed
10 6, 6,3 |         sorcerer. He posed many questions to Him, hoping to hear something
11 6, 6,3 |     interesting. But to all his questions, the Lord maintained total