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  1 1, 0,2 |        other three Evangelists, as two of them — Matthew and John —
  2 1, 0,4 |           the first Gospels of the two Testaments begin with one
  3 1, 0,4 |            of the narration on the two topics. Here, the majesty
  4 1, 0,4 |      expressions between the given two holy Books of the Old and
  5 1, 0,9 |       Jesus Christ is contained in two Gospels — from Matthew and
  6 1, 0,9 |            the names listed in the two do not always coincide.
  7 1, 1,2 |         years of age” (Luke 3:23). Two years before his death in
  8 1, 1,3 |        this could be replaced with two doves — one for each sacrifice.
  9 1, 1,3 |           a sacrifice of the poor: two doves.~ Why was the Lord,
 10 2, 1,1 |          God’s Kingdom. There were two paths that led to this:
 11 2, 1,2 |          bank of river Jordan with two of his followers. Upon seeing
 12 3, 0,4 |       feast day of Passover, up to two million Jews gathered in
 13 3, 0,8 |          with them in the city for two days. In listening to the
 14 3, 0,11|             Furthermore, the first two mention the event very briefly,
 15 3, 0,11|      thereupon, He calls the other two brothers — James and John
 16 3, 0,11|        their nets — and the latter two, their father — they followed
 17 3, 0,12|           located on the border of two domains — Galilee and Iturea,
 18 3, 0,15|           the unbelievers, brought two examples from the ancient
 19 3, 0,18|        Matthew himself, as well as two other Evangelists — Mark
 20 4, 0,20|           why He was sent, are the two conditions for accepting
 21 4, 1,3 |                                    Two measures of righteousness.~
 22 4, 1,6 |          servant trying to satisfy two masters that have contrasting
 23 4, 1,14|     himself in a dungeon, he sends two of his disciples to Jesus
 24 4, 1,16|          to him the parable of the two debtors. One owed 5oo dinarii (
 25 4, 1,16|        Lord’s question: who of the two loved the lender more? Of
 26 4, 1,18|           Christ spent one day and two nights in the tomb, in the
 27 4, 2   |         word parable is made up of two Greek words: “paravoli”
 28 4, 2   |           parallel sections of the two synoptists, Mark and Luke.
 29 4, 2,10|         Mat. 8:22; Luke 9:60). The two unigenous words applied
 30 4, 2,10|           the dead (deceased) have two different meanings; the
 31 4, 2,12|        while Saint Matthew — about two. This variance is most probably
 32 4, 2,14|                         Healing of Two Blind Men.~(Mat. 9:27-34).~
 33 4, 2,14|      followed Him. Among them were two blind men that were crying
 34 4, 2,14|           to test the faith of the two that were calling Him Son
 35 4, 2,17|         states that the witness of two: “at the mouth of two witnesses….
 36 4, 2,17|           of two: “at the mouth of two witnesses….shall a matter
 37 4, 2,17|            person’s head. “Are not two sparrows sold for a copper
 38 4, 2,19|          to which Philip replied: “Two hundred denarii worth of
 39 4, 2,19|         has five barley loaves and two small fish, but what are
 40 4, 2,19|         Taking the five loaves and two fish, the Lord raised His
 41 5, 0,22|       believed that Moses received two sets of commandments in
 42 5, 0,26|        having reminded them of the two miracles of feeding thousands
 43 5, 0,29|      eventuate. However, the other two Evangelists — Saints Mark
 44 5, 0,36|           necessary to take one or two more people that will act
 45 5, 0,36|       court matters, there must be two or three witnesses present —
 46 5, 0,36|          their desires, “For where two or three are gathered together
 47 5, 0,49|        Olives, near Jerusalem. The two women that met the Lord,
 48 5, 0,51|            and Luke 11:37-54).~The two condemnatory sermons to
 49 5, 0,54|       great suffering: “cut him in two,” — punishment applied in
 50 5, 0,58|           the deformed woman — are two examples of one and the
 51 5, 0,64|            a tower, on war between two monarchs and on salt (34-
 52 5, 0,65|          Luke only, is prefixed by two short parables on the lost
 53 5, 0,65|        returned (11-32).~A man had two sons: the man representing
 54 5, 0,65|          man representing God; the two sons are sinners and self-styled
 55 5, 0,65|         son received the remaining two thirds. Having received
 56 5, 0,68|          for the sake of his wife: two people become as one, in
 57 5, 0,73|    narration of the parable on how two people — a Pharisee and
 58 5, 0,79|            Saint Matthew speaks of two blind men; Saints Mark and
 59 5, 0,79|         many. That’s why the other two Synoptists didn’t mention
 60 5, 0,79|             according to the first two Synoptists, the Lord healed
 61 5, 0,81| substantial difference between the two; with that, as can be seen
 62 5, 0,82|        where He was for a further “two more days,” saying “this
 63 5, 0,82|   resurrect him. It was only after two days since Lazarus’ death,
 64 5, 0,84|          is described by the first two Evangelists that occurred
 65 5, 0,84|          Evangelists that occurred two days before Passover in
 66 5, 0,84|           a supper narrated by the two Evangelists, a woman anointed
 67 5, 0,84|       while according to the first two Evangelists — the other
 68 6, 0,85|           Mount of Olives, He sent two of His disciples ahead to
 69 6, 0,85|          On the eastern slopes lay two settlements (mentioned by
 70 6, 0,85|      Olives was superb.~There were two roads from Bethany to Jerusalem:
 71 6, 0,85|             John 12:12-13).~Hence, two multitudes linked up: one
 72 6, 0,86|        Some accept that there were two cleansings of the temple
 73 6, 1,1 |          21:18-22; Mark 11:12-14).~Two Evangelists, Saints Matthew
 74 6, 2,3 |                     Parable on the Two Sons.~(Mat. 21:28-32).~Continuing
 75 6, 2,3 |          on themselves. “A man had two sons” — as can be seen from
 76 6, 2,3 |        question as to which of the two sons had fulfilled God’s
 77 6, 2,4 |            the Lord is showing the two types of people who will
 78 6, 2,9 |            a Jewish custom to have two names. Some ancient thinkers
 79 6, 2,10|           narrated concordantly by two Evangelists: Saint Mark
 80 6, 2,10|         sums, while the widow gave two mites. A “mite” was the
 81 6, 2,10|          to a quarter of one cent: two mites equaled the lowest
 82 6, 2,11|             and consequently posed two questions to Him as one: “
 83 6, 2,11|              by not separating the two events. In prophetic visions,
 84 6, 2,11|         perspective, as though the two blend into one, especially
 85 6, 2,11|            in Saint Matthew. “Then two men will be in the field…” —
 86 6, 3,1 |         only: “You know that after two days is the Passover, and
 87 6, 3,1 |       Communion.~The words: “after two days is the Passover, and
 88 6, 3,1 |     pro-consul.~Further, the first two Evangelists, Saints Matthew
 89 6, 4,1 |          miraculous. The Lord sent two disciples from Bethany to
 90 6, 4,4 |          the Holy Communion in its two forms” is a completely precise
 91 6, 4,4 | established the Holy Sacraments in two specific forms. As all three
 92 6, 4,6 |           segment, while the first two Evangelists relate only
 93 6, 4,6 |          and said: “Lord, here are two swords.” Realizing that
 94 6, 4,7 |        judgment can only be one of two: either converting to Christ
 95 6, 4,9 |     rejected, and also that He had two wills, which the heretics-Monophylites
 96 6, 4,9 |  ingratitude toward God.~The first two Evangelists narrate that
 97 6, 5   |         they found none.” Finally, two false witnesses came forth —
 98 6, 5   |         that there be no less than two witnesses, in order to pass
 99 6, 5,1 |            courtyard shared by the two high priests. According
100 6, 6,3 |       against this Man?” The first two Evangelists begin their
101 6, 6,3 |             Mat. 27:17). The first two Evangelists add to this: “
102 6, 6,3 |            question: “Which of the two do you want me to release
103 6, 6,3 |            question: “Which of the two do you want me to release
104 6, 6,3 |             According to the first two Evangelists, the soldiers
105 6, 6,3 |             According to the first two Evangelists, these occurrences
106 6, 6,3 |      banished to Gaul, where after two years, exhausted by anguish,
107 6, 6,4 |  procession to Golgotha. The first two — Saints Matthew and Mark —
108 6, 7   |          and was crucified between two robbers. Saint Luke writes
109 6, 7,1 |            complementing the first two Evangelist, Saint Luke narrates
110 6, 7,3 |      Elijah to help Him. The first two Evangelists narrate that
111 6, 7,3 |          in the temple was torn in two from top to bottom,” i.e.
112 6, 7,3 |             according to the first two Evangelists) he pronounced: “
113 6, 7,3 |     soldiers broke the legs of the two robbers crucified with Christ,
114 6, 7,4 |           it must have been one or two hours before sundown, when
115 7, 0,5 |      relates to Mary Magdalene and two disciples. In amalgamating
116 7, 0,5 |      believe them” Luke 24:11) the two Apostles — Peter and John —
117 7, 0,6 |           the tomb, and saw inside two Angels, sitting on the bier
118 7, 0,8 |         tradition being one of the two disciples — was the only
119 7, 0,8 |  sufferings, shows that one of its two participants was undoubtedly
120 7, 0,10|   definitively: there are now only two avenues before you — absolute
121 7, 0,11|           i.e. James and John, and two more, who were not named.
122 7, 0,11|    distinctive characters of these two Apostles: John — elevated,
123 7, 0,12|          Some assume that the last two verses — 24 and 25 — were
124 9, 1   |    Beatitudes. Light of the world. Two measures of righteousness.
125 9, 2   |     daughter of Jarius. Healing of two blind men. Christ walking
126 9, 3   |          the Minas. Parable on the two sons. Parable on the wicked