Part, Chapter, Paragraph

  1 1, 0,5 |         Angel foretold of impending death. The Angel calmed Zacharias,
  2 1, 0,8 |         after being threatened with death, he fell under the killers’
  3 1, 1,1 |          the shameful and agonising death called for by the law of
  4 1, 1,2 |             as a consequence of his death, and continued when Quirinius
  5 1, 1,2 |           23). Two years before his death in January 765, Augustus
  6 1, 1,2 |    calculations show, that Christ’s death on the cross could only
  7 1, 1,2 |             public’s unrest and the death of Herod, it was delayed
  8 1, 1,3 |       Spirit, that he would not see death until such time as he experiences
  9 1, 1,3 |           the Holy Family after the death of Herod. We often find
 10 1, 1,5 |     strangled and his 3 sons put to death. When Augustus was informed
 11 1, 1,5 |          who were being led away to death. Saint Matthew sees in this
 12 1, 1,5 |           shows that soon after the death of Herod, the Holy Family
 13 2, 0,7 |            his son-in-law.~Upon the death of Augustus in the 767th
 14 3, 0,4 |             Jesus predicted His Own death, destruction of His body
 15 3, 0,5 |        people through the redeeming death of Jesus Christ.~The Pharisees
 16 3, 0,10|           his son, who was close to death. “Then Jesus said to him, ‘
 17 3, 0,15|             attempted to put Him to death by throwing Him off a cliff
 18 4, 0,20|             He was deserving of the death penalty, for violating the
 19 4, 0,20|       beginning of his triumph over death. Just as a spiritual ailment
 20 4, 0,20|           can serve as the cause of death, so can a true spiritual
 21 4, 0,20|          life eternal by conquering death, which is unavoidable.~The
 22 4, 0,20|          Him, remained in spiritual death, spiritual darkness. That’
 23 4, 0,20|       judgment, but has passed from death into life” means that they
 24 4, 0,21|           and his preservation from death and exhaustion, are more
 25 4, 1,12|           that he was even close to death.~Initially, the Centurion
 26 4, 1,18|            Jesus, upon His physical death, will resurrect after three
 27 4, 2,13|           old daughter was close to death. Although the leaders of
 28 4, 2,13|             is dead.” The authentic death of the girl was so obvious
 29 4, 2,17|         brother betrayed another to death — and when all true followers
 30 4, 2,17|             who endures to the end (death) and does not renounce Christ,
 31 4, 2,17|            about John the Baptist’s death.~ ~
 32 4, 2,18|          she could give her was the death of the hated John the Baptist —
 33 4, 2,18|            of the Baptist’s violent death, the Lord withdrew into
 34 4, 2,19|          news of John the Baptist’s death, the Lord Jesus Christ withdrew
 35 4, 2,21|            in mind, His forthcoming death on the cross at Golgotha
 36 4, 2,21|          performed by Christ in His death on the cross, must eat His
 37 4, 2,21|          which in effect is eternal death. By the Lord’s own words,
 38 5, 0,29|              The Lord Foretells His Death and Resurrection.~(Mat.
 39 5, 0,29|          thought that suffering and death are incompatible with the
 40 5, 0,29|           decreed the suffering and death of the Messiah, and that
 41 5, 0,29|            and suffering, including death), and follow Me (emulate
 42 5, 0,29|            here who shall not taste death till they see the Son of
 43 5, 0,29|            here who shall not taste death till they see the Kingdom
 44 5, 0,30|            Elijah, who had not seen death as he was taken up to Heaven
 45 5, 0,30|           sovereignty over life and death, over the heavens and earth.
 46 5, 0,30|        slyness, where suffering and death awaits you. Evangelist Mark
 47 5, 0,30|            a dungeon and put him to death. The Lord concludes His
 48 5, 0,30|         Messiah and also put Him to death.~ ~
 49 5, 0,31|           His impending sufferings, death and resurrection. Consequently,
 50 5, 0,37|        individual judgment upon the death of each person.~The debtor
 51 5, 0,41|         strange that in seeking His death, they permit Him to speak
 52 5, 0,41|            thought of His impending death, and He urges the Jews to
 53 5, 0,42|        because the right of passing death sentences by the Senhadrin
 54 5, 0,43|           on the cross, because the death on the cross served as the
 55 5, 0,43|             word he shall never see death” — of course, meaning in
 56 5, 0,43|            of the natural, physical death — and again found a reason
 57 5, 0,43|          earthly life, and upon his death, was the subject of his
 58 5, 0,45| Selflessness — even to the point of death for the sake of the flock.
 59 5, 0,45|           i.e. Christ chose His own death voluntarily, as a means
 60 5, 0,53|           Christ’s Second Coming or death will arrive — which has
 61 5, 0,56|      rebellious Galileans be put to death in the temple. This was
 62 5, 0,56|        explained, that this violent death in such a holy place cannot
 63 5, 0,56|             all likewise perish!” — death will overtake you when you
 64 5, 0,57|         ministry, delivering Him to death on the cross. For this,
 65 5, 0,59|             will be too late. After death there is no repentance.
 66 5, 0,60|       Jerusalem (Luke 13:22), where death on the cross awaited Him —
 67 5, 0,67|             accepted him, after his death, into the eternal dwellings.
 68 5, 0,67|            own pleasures. After his death, the beggar’s soul was taken
 69 5, 0,78|             forthcoming sufferings, death and Resurrection. The most
 70 5, 0,78|         abuse, will be condemned to death and given over to the heathens
 71 5, 0,78|        poison to those condemned to death. The Son of God is presented
 72 5, 0,78|     condemned, to Whom a chalice of death is sent by His Heavenly
 73 5, 0,78|          follow the Lord, even unto death. “You will indeed drink
 74 5, 0,78|          cruciferous sufferings and death.~ ~
 75 5, 0,82|           this sickness is not unto death, but for the glory of God,
 76 5, 0,82|            his sickness is not unto death, it is because He intended
 77 5, 0,82|             two days since Lazarus’ death, did the Lord say to His
 78 5, 0,82|            Teacher’s sufferings and death. The disciples indeed expressed
 79 5, 0,82|            The Lord called Lazarus’ death as sleep, just as He had
 80 5, 0,82|             Mark 5:29). To Lazarus, death was indeed like sleep because
 81 5, 0,82|            the sickness was not for death, didn’t understand that
 82 5, 0,82|         Lord was speaking about the death of Lazarus: they supposed
 83 5, 0,82|           Then let us too go to our death with Him.~When they neared
 84 5, 0,82|             spectacle of sorrow and death, the Lord “groaned in the
 85 5, 0,82|        pronounced a decisive formal death sentence on Him. Having
 86 5, 0,82|            on the same day of their death. On the fourth day, the
 87 6, 0,86|   authorities have pronounced their death sentence on the Lord, the
 88 6, 1,2 |            sufferings on the cross, death and resurrection; in relation
 89 6, 1,2 |          have to bear suffering and death as a man, in order to enter
 90 6, 1,2 |          Just as in visible nature, death isn’t always the cause of
 91 6, 1,2 |          multiply, so is the Lord’s death become the beginning of
 92 6, 1,2 |    followers shouldn’t be afraid of death (“loves his life”) but should
 93 6, 1,2 |             cruciferous sufferings, death and resurrection.” The effect
 94 6, 1,2 |         that the Lord perceived His death, and therefore expressed
 95 6, 2,7 |        woman as their wife upon the death of the previous husband.
 96 6, 2,7 |           totally obliterated after death, then God would not have
 97 6, 2,9 |             Zechariah was stoned to death in the yard of the Lord’
 98 6, 2,11|             brothers to torture and death — in order to save themselves.
 99 6, 2,12|             degree of suffering, as death by fire is the most cruel
100 6, 3,1 |              He knew the day of His death, despite His enemies stating: “
101 6, 3,1 |      presage of the nearness of His death. Apart from this, the Lord
102 6, 4,4 |           with this that He endured death. That’s why He mentions
103 6, 4,6 |   glorification as the destroyer of death and hell. Wishing to lead
104 6, 4,6 |       follow Him to the dungeon and death. Then how is Peter’s denial
105 6, 4,6 |           suffering and the hour of death — his final attempt to prevent
106 6, 4,7 |             impending suffering and death. “Again a little while,
107 6, 4,7 |       redeeming humanity through My death, conquered with My humility
108 6, 4,7 |           self-abasement —even unto death — the dominating spirit
109 6, 4,9 |         would see Him betrayed to a death on the cross in order to
110 6, 4,9 |          was sorrowed and afraid of death. As Blessed Theophylactus
111 6, 4,9 |        Blessed Theophylactus says: “Death didn’t enter into mankind
112 6, 4,9 |          afraid and flees from it.” Death is the consequence of sin (
113 6, 4,9 |            not have been exposed to death. To her, the appearance
114 6, 4,9 |           To her, the appearance of death was unnatural: that’s why
115 6, 4,9 |           Lord is rebelling against death, lamenting and anguishing
116 6, 5   |            officially pronounce His death sentence. To this end, they
117 6, 5   |            that would result in His death sentence as a blasphemer.
118 6, 5   |       response: “He is deserving of death.” They then started to swear
119 6, 6,1 |             outward legality of the death sentence, passed on Jesus
120 6, 6,1 |       examination and pronounce His death sentence. In reality, they
121 6, 6,1 |            had no right to pass the death sentence over anyone. That’
122 6, 6,1 |            why, in order to get the death sentence confirmed, they
123 6, 6,2 |                                     Death of Judas.~(Mat. 27:3-10).~
124 6, 6,2 |            Jesus to be sentenced to death, or by and large, being
125 6, 6,3 |              the right to pronounce death sentences had been taken
126 6, 6,3 |        Christ to a more denigrating death — crucifixion on the cross —
127 6, 6,3 |             Sanhedrin pronounce the death sentence, they brought Him
128 6, 6,3 |            have found no reason for death in Him” — the Jews didn’
129 6, 6,3 |            only exception being the death penalty. Pilate invites
130 6, 6,3 |            opinion — to a warranted death sentence. “It is not lawful
131 6, 6,3 |             for us to put anyone to death,” “that the saying of Jesus
132 6, 6,3 |           spoke, signifying by what death He would die.” Indeed, not
133 6, 6,3 |             the confirmation of the death sentence against Jesus.
134 6, 6,3 |            Him, which warranted the death sentence. (Luke 23:15).~
135 6, 6,3 |          nothing that warranted the death sentence, Pilate proposes
136 6, 6,3 |            so that the very type of death would show Him as an evil-doer.
137 6, 6,3 |             to the type of Christ’s death for us, had to be fulfilled.
138 6, 6,3 |          able to release Jesus from death by crucifixion. “So then
139 6, 6,3 |        Christ had been condemned to death. However, Saint John’s aim
140 6, 6,3 |          liberating Christ from the death sentence. In order to get
141 6, 6,3 |         longer insist on the Lord’s death. This is how a heathen thought,
142 6, 6,3 |           Pilate’s agreement to the death sentence: “We have a law,
143 6, 6,3 |            attempt to free the Lord death. Apparently annoyed at being
144 6, 6,3 |          before Him, you demand His death? Do you want me, your hated
145 6, 6,3 |         authority, committed Him to death? Think again, what are you
146 6, 6,3 |           of his innocence over the death of another (Deut. 21:6-8).
147 6, 6,3 |    procurator’s confirmation of the death penalty: “His Blood be on
148 6, 6,3 |           confirmed the Sanhedrin’s death sentence, Pilate supplied
149 6, 6,3 |           soldiers to carry out the death sentence on the Lord Jesus
150 6, 6,4 |       everyone who was sentenced to death had to carry his own cross,
151 6, 7   |          led with the Lord to their death. Golgotha, or “place of
152 6, 7   |        having sentenced the Lord to death, the Jews really did not
153 6, 7,1 |        people through the redeeming death of Christ.~ ~
154 6, 7,2 |             that point on until Her death, the Blessed mother lived
155 6, 7,2 |            eyewitness to the Lord’s death, and to everything that
156 6, 7,3 |                                     Death of Christ.~(Mat. 27:45-56;
157 6, 7,3 |             Evangelists, the Lord’s death on the cross was preceded
158 6, 7,3 |           extraordinary event — the death of God’s beloved Son. The
159 6, 7,3 |            accomplished through the death of the Messiah (John 19:
160 6, 7,3 |             that moment of Christ’s death, “the veil in the temple
161 6, 7,3 |           wrath at those who put to death His Beloved Son, a strong
162 6, 7,3 |             the Lord’s triumph over death — “many bodies of the Saints
163 6, 7,3 |        which accompanied the Lord’s death, had such a profound and
164 6, 7,3 |             witnesses to the Lord’s death and events surrounding it
165 6, 7,3 |             on events following the death of Jesus, and as usual,
166 6, 7,3 |          the Lord’s crucifixion and death, and therefore cannot make
167 6, 7,3 |            occurred very soon after death — and in any case, certainly
168 6, 7,3 |        Probably, from the moment of death, It began to enter into
169 6, 7,3 |            that condemned Christ to death — and will continue to be
170 6, 7,4 |              who confirmed Christ’s death, ordered that the Body be
171 6, 7,4 |   resurrected Conqueror of hell and death. They feared this sermon
172 7, 0,10|            That’s why the Teacher’s death produced an especially severe,
173 7, 0,12|          You, both to prison and to death” (Luke 22:33). Notwithstanding
174 7, 0,12|           will lead to his martyr’s death at the end of his Apostolic
175 7, 0,12|       predicts the martyr’s violent death. Indeed, Peter was in fact
176 7, 0,12|             future — did a martyr’s death for Christ await him. But
177 7, 0,12|           Him to reveal the type of death of His beloved disciple.
178 7, 0,13|            as Conqueror of hell and death, He acquired similar authority
179 9, 1   |              The Lord foretells His death and resurrection. Dialogue