Part, Chapter, Paragraph

1 2, 0,7 |         and retribution beyond the grave. John accuses them of arrogance,
2 2, 0,7 |         Pharisees. Confused by the grave warning, people began to
3 4, 2,13| notwithstanding her long period of grave illness, she was so strong
4 5, 0,35|        that person is committing a grave sin, deserving the most
5 5, 0,65|      conscience dies.~Finally, the grave consequences of sin together
6 5, 0,72|        Judge.~(Luke 18:1-8).~While grave times will exist with the
7 5, 0,81|         concludes with a threat of grave punishment to the Jewish
8 6, 2,9 |           sense), i.e. they permit grave sins. “You cleanse the outside
9 6, 4,7 |          is a most substantial and grave sin, because it rejects