Part, Chapter, Paragraph

1 3, 0,16| the joints in the arms and legs grow numb, the whole body
2 6, 4,3 |   out toward the food. The legs were lying at an angle,
3 6, 7,3 |   asked Pilate “that their legs may be broken.” Having killed
4 6, 7,3 | cruel Roman custom had the legs of the crucified broken
5 6, 7,3 |     the soldiers broke the legs of the two robbers crucified
6 6, 7,3 |     they did not break His legs. But one of the soldiers
7 6, 7,3 |   but also that the Lord’s legs were not broken, “that the