Part, Chapter, Paragraph

  1 1, 0,3 |        lines; that’s why, had the Evangelist similarly applied the co-member “
  2 1, 0,3 |         speaking of the Word, the Evangelist names it simply “Theos,”
  3 1, 0,4 |  unintentional on the part of the Evangelist — as it is not conveyed
  4 1, 0,6 |       Virgins name was Mary.” The Evangelist doesn’t say: “Virgin, Who
  5 1, 0,8 |     consternation. Obviously, the Evangelist underscores this situation
  6 1, 1,2 |       times, is provided by Saint Evangelist Luke. He refers it to the
  7 1, 1,2 |       Some people are confused by Evangelist Luke’s observation that
  8 1, 1,2 |         in office. That’s why the Evangelist calls the census — commenced
  9 1, 1,2 |         for them in the inn.” The Evangelist emphasises the fact that
 10 1, 1,3 | Israelites (see Isaiah 40:1). The Evangelist advises us only that Simeon
 11 1, 1,3 |        face of all peoples.’” The Evangelist emphasises that the salvation
 12 1, 1,3 |           inspirited sermons, the Evangelist calls her a prophetess.
 13 1, 1,3 |        prophetess. Evidently, the Evangelist praises her as an upright
 14 1, 1,3 |       coming of the Messiah.~ The Evangelist further narrates that having
 15 1, 1,4 |        and advisers to kings. The Evangelist states that they came “from
 16 1, 1,5 |        from there, is seen by the Evangelist as the fulfilment of Hosea’
 17 1, 1,5 |           slaying of Infants, the Evangelist sees the fulfilment of Jeremiah’
 18 1, 1,5 |           trade of carpentry.~The Evangelist views this as a fulfilment
 19 1, 1,5 |       Another opinion is that the Evangelist is not referring to any
 20 1, 1,6 |    anonymity. During this period, Evangelist Luke produces one event
 21 1, 1,6 |          and father of Jesus. The Evangelist uses this expression as
 22 1, 1,6 |           to Nazareth, and as the Evangelist notes, “and was subject
 23 2, 0,7 |          Christ’s Divinity.~Saint Evangelist Luke gives important information
 24 2, 0,7 |           Luke 3:8).~According to Evangelist Luke, this stern utterance
 25 2, 1   |        from Nazareth of Galilee…” Evangelist Mark adds that it is specifically
 26 2, 1,1 |           in it.~According to the Evangelist Luke, the devil departs
 27 2, 1,1 |     creating all types of snares.~Evangelist Mark makes an important
 28 2, 1,2 |          the arrived Messiah. One Evangelist — John, narrates this event.
 29 2, 1,2 |           Andrew, and the other — Evangelist John himself, whose narratives
 30 2, 1,3 |            John 2:1-12).~Only one Evangelist — John, makes the narration
 31 2, 1,3 |        apparent. According to the Evangelist’s witness, this was the
 32 3, 0,4 |          up.” Furthermore, as the Evangelist explains further, what Christ
 33 3, 0,4 |      Scriptures.”~Further on, the Evangelist states that during the currency
 34 3, 0,6 |         important indication from Evangelist John that the Lord Jesus
 35 3, 0,6 |          Peter — from whose words Evangelist Mark wrote his Gospel; and
 36 3, 0,6 |          to Jordan, otherwise the Evangelist would have no need to add
 37 3, 0,7 |           Machaerus. According to Evangelist Marks witness, Herod even
 38 3, 0,8 |           than John, although the Evangelist explains that Christ Himself
 39 3, 0,8 |         His envious enemies. Only Evangelist John narrates Christ’s conversation
 40 3, 0,8 |         as Sychera. Possibly, the Evangelist was making fun at the name,
 41 3, 0,13|         Moreover, as a physician, Evangelist Luke elucidates that it
 42 3, 0,13|       Whom the prophets foretold, Evangelist Matthew explains that through
 43 3, 0,15|        This event is described by Evangelist Luke at the very beginning
 44 3, 0,15|       events - in as much as each Evangelist had his own system of relating
 45 4, 0,24|      Zealot), 12) Judas Escariot. Evangelist John calls Bartholomew,
 46 4, 1   |         Mount is outlined only by Evangelist Matthew. Saint Luke recounts
 47 4, 1,1 |          can realise eternal joy.~Evangelist Luke adds to the teachings
 48 4, 1,7 |         that you be not judged” — Evangelist Luke relays these words
 49 4, 1,8 |       opened through his prayers. Evangelist Matthew states: “Your Father,
 50 4, 1,10|        His rock of commandments.”~Evangelist Matthew concludes his narration
 51 4, 1,13|         son.~(Luke 7:11-17).~Only Evangelist Luke describes this event,
 52 4, 1,19|           call Me Blessed.” Saint Evangelist Matthew points out, that
 53 4, 2,18|        was under Herod’s control. Evangelist Mark relates that at this
 54 4, 2,19|         The people — according to Evangelist Marks narration — having
 55 4, 2,19|        collected 12 full baskets.~Evangelist John advises us that people,
 56 4, 2,21|         This event is narrated by Evangelist John only, who, following
 57 5, 0,24|  individual, which is narrated by Evangelist Mark only. Usually, the
 58 5, 0,30|     became white and glistening.” Evangelist Luke also makes an important
 59 5, 0,30|     prayed” (Luke 9:29). The same Evangelist, as distinct from others,
 60 5, 0,30|   suffering and death awaits you. Evangelist Mark witnesses (undoubtedly
 61 5, 0,31|        with the Scribes. The same Evangelist witnesses that in seeing
 62 5, 0,33|           the Lord is narrated by Evangelist Matthew without a break
 63 5, 0,38|         as being “bread of life,” Evangelist John narrates that after
 64 5, 0,38|         believe in Him” notes the Evangelist: they were baffled by their
 65 5, 0,41|          fear of the Jews,” which Evangelist John understands to be the
 66 5, 0,41|         that seeks salvation. The Evangelist explains that here, the
 67 5, 0,42|          11).~This is narrated by Evangelist John only. Having spent
 68 5, 0,42|      though He did not hear.”~The Evangelist does not reveal what He
 69 5, 0,43|          humanity in His Son. The Evangelist notes that this was uttered
 70 5, 0,44|    worthiness is narrated only by Evangelist John — and with that, in
 71 5, 0,44|           a symbolic meaning.~The Evangelist explains that “Siloam” means “
 72 5, 0,47|       Disciples.~(Luke 10:17-24).~Evangelist Luke narrates about the
 73 5, 0,47|     verses 23-24) we also find in Evangelist Matthew, but expressed in
 74 5, 0,50|       Appeal.~(Luke 11:5-8).~Both Evangelist Matthew and Evangelist Luke
 75 5, 0,50|       Both Evangelist Matthew and Evangelist Luke in 11:1-4, expound
 76 5, 0,54|           to the worst criminals. Evangelist Luke adds that the punishment
 77 5, 0,65|      parable, which is brought by Evangelist Luke only, is prefixed by
 78 5, 0,80|         Zacchaeus, is narrated by Evangelist Luke only. After healing
 79 5, 0,81|          outlined, as outlined by Evangelist Matthew. With all their
 80 5, 0,82|     Lazarus.~(John 11:1-46).~Only Evangelist John tells of this event.
 81 5, 0,82|          to His human nature. The Evangelist goes on to describe what
 82 5, 0,83|     state-nationalistic politics. Evangelist John, points out the involuntary
 83 5, 0,84|         remembered). According to Evangelist John, only Judas made a
 84 6, 0,85|   substitute (compare John 5:43). Evangelist Mark, attaches a further
 85 6, 1,2 |         which is brought to us by Evangelist John only.~“The hour has
 86 6, 1,2 |          the day.~Further on, the Evangelist reflects with sadness on
 87 6, 2,9 |      speech is brought in full by Evangelist Matthew only, while Saints
 88 6, 2,12|     Himself, is presented only by Evangelist Matthew with his direct
 89 6, 3,1 |     through the words narrated by Evangelist Matthew only: “You know
 90 6, 3,1 |    non-covetousness. According to Evangelist John (John 12:6), he began
 91 6, 4,1 |       those applied by the fourth Evangelist, Saint John. The only thing
 92 6, 4,1 |           is clearly indicated by Evangelist John, confirming that the
 93 6, 4,2 |           in quite some detail by Evangelist John alone — who usually
 94 6, 4,3 |            And it was night,” the Evangelist may have had in mind a mental
 95 6, 4,6 |           31; Luke 22:31-38)~Only Evangelist John brings this wonderful
 96 6, 4,6 |           it is necessary to read Evangelist Matthew, which correspond
 97 6, 4,6 |    Matthew, which correspond with Evangelist Mark’s words: “And when
 98 6, 4,9 |          1).~As narrated by Saint Evangelist John, having finished His
 99 6, 4,10|        came to pass (Mat. 26:31). Evangelist Mark was the only one to
100 6, 4,10|          recognizes this youth as Evangelist Mark. Living nearby, he
101 6, 5,1 |    narratives of on the one hand, Evangelist John, and on the other,
102 6, 6,2 |       Judas.~(Mat. 27:3-10).~Only Evangelist Matthew tells us of the
103 6, 6,3 |          on the activities.~Saint Evangelist John has the most detail
104 6, 6,3 |        resided in Jerusalem. Only Evangelist Luke narrates Christ’s trial
105 6, 6,3 |         the trial. That’s why the Evangelist notes the day and hour when
106 6, 7,1 |       complementing the first two Evangelist, Saint Luke narrates about
107 6, 7,2 |    participant in the event, only Evangelist John narrates on how the
108 6, 7,4 |           so on Saturday evening.~Evangelist Matthew narrates about another
109 7, 0,6 |        saw and heard. Further on, Evangelist Mark himself (as well as
110 7, 0,8 |         24:13-35 and Mark 16:12).~Evangelist Luke — according to tradition
111 7, 0,10|       Disbelief.~(John 20:24-31).~Evangelist John notes that when the
112 7, 0,12|         Apostle. This is noted by Evangelist Mark — undoubtedly from
113 7, 0,12|        that to you?” However, the Evangelist himself refutes this, underlining
114 8      |         50-53 and Mark 16:19-20).~Evangelist Luke has the most detailed
115 8      |        His ascension into Heaven. Evangelist Mark also speaks about this