Part, Chapter, Paragraph

  1 1, 0,2 |            ministers of the Word.” Apparently, as he was only one Apostle
  2 1, 0,5 |            been praying for a son. Apparently, as one of the finest people
  3 1, 0,5 |     inflicts him with muteness and apparently at the same time with deafness,
  4 1, 1,3 |        Holy Spirit’s prompting, he apparently came to the sacrificial
  5 1, 1,3 |            emerged from its midst. Apparently, Joseph and the Mother of
  6 1, 1,3 |           too praised the Lord and apparently in a state of prophetic
  7 1, 1,4 |          not through Jerusalem but apparently towards south of Jerusalem.~ ~
  8 1, 1,5 |          Upon their return, Joseph apparently decided to settle in Bethlehem,
  9 2, 1   |          from Nazareth of Galilee. Apparently, it was in the 15th year
 10 2, 1,1 |         humanity from his control. Apparently, he was hoping that this
 11 2, 1,2 |        good come out of Nazareth?” Apparently, Nathanael shared a bias
 12 2, 1,2 |          rites under the tree and, apparently, at that particular time,
 13 3, 0,4 |            out of ropes (that were apparently used to restrain stock)
 14 3, 0,4 |      authority of the act, because apparently John’s witness of Him as
 15 3, 0,5 |      Sanhedrin, came to see Jesus. Apparently, wanting very much to hear
 16 3, 0,5 |       occupy commanding positions. Apparently Nicodemus, in sharing these
 17 3, 0,6 |           transpired in Judea; and apparently, also not present with the
 18 3, 0,7 |        accordance with his advice. Apparently, like all people of weak
 19 3, 0,11|            also regarded as a sea (apparently, because of its strong storms),
 20 3, 0,13|     impression, that after sunset (apparently, because this was Saturday),
 21 3, 0,17|         sin by having it forgiven. Apparently, the paralytic regarded
 22 3, 0,18|       strictly observe such fasts. Apparently, at that time, he was incarcerated
 23 4, 1,13|   territory of the Issachar tribe. Apparently, Nain (pleasant) received
 24 4, 2,10|          His Messianic worthiness. Apparently, this response caused a
 25 4, 2,10|          deceased father, the Lord apparently wanted to either test the
 26 4, 2,11|         the sea. The disciples and apparently people accompanying them
 27 4, 2,12|           through his own actions.~Apparently the greatness and omnipotence
 28 4, 2,12|          into the sea and drowned. Apparently, the Lord wanted to enlighten
 29 4, 2,13|           Jesus (John 7:47-48), he apparently had heard about the many
 30 4, 2,14|          attention to these cries, apparently aiming to test the faith
 31 4, 2,17|       anything that was essential. Apparently, they all gathered anew
 32 4, 2,18|          Christ what had happened, apparently seeking solace, and at the
 33 5, 0,24|     afflicted person to one side — apparently to avert idle curiosity
 34 5, 0,24|          spat, touched his tongue: apparently all this was done so as
 35 5, 0,27|             laid His hands on him. Apparently, by His actions, the Lord
 36 5, 0,28|            the spiritual dwelling. Apparently, Peter is teaching the faithful
 37 5, 0,28|            other societal matters.~Apparently, this further promise was
 38 5, 0,31|       people were greatly amazed.” Apparently, this was because His face
 39 5, 0,34|         prohibited him to do this. Apparently, Apostle John’s tender and
 40 5, 0,39|         Jerusalem,” the Samaritans apparently did not receive Him because
 41 5, 0,39|          Apart from that, the Lord apparently wanted to point out that
 42 5, 0,39|         such a reception, the Lord apparently returned to Galilee and
 43 5, 0,41|     mid-way through the feast i.e. apparently on its fourth day, the Lord
 44 5, 0,41|            a hand on Him,” because apparently, His enemies were afraid
 45 5, 0,43|           This conversation, which apparently took place also on the next
 46 5, 0,44|            can say about his cure. Apparently they were trying to find
 47 5, 0,47|         regard themselves as such. Apparently, in this instance, the Lord
 48 5, 0,48|           is from fulfilling them. Apparently, the lawyer felt this, and
 49 5, 0,49|         and Mary.~(Luke 10:38-42).~Apparently, a “certain village” that
 50 5, 0,51|          the altar and the temple. Apparently, this was the same Zechariah
 51 5, 0,59|          there few who are saved?” Apparently, the inquiring individual
 52 5, 0,61|         rulers of Pharisees,” i.e. apparently one of the Jewish leaders
 53 5, 0,62| Theophylactus interprets this as: “Apparently, this individual was not
 54 5, 0,65|           Pharisees. The youngest, apparently having come of age, but
 55 5, 0,67|         dogs licking his scabs, as apparently he was too weak to drive
 56 5, 0,67|         also died and was buried.” Apparently, the burial is mentioned
 57 5, 0,75|            keep the commandments.”~Apparently, the youth assumed that
 58 5, 0,75|          to eternal life, which he apparently, genuinely sought.~Bearing
 59 5, 0,78|        Lord was marching in front, apparently toward impending voluntary
 60 5, 0,78|          His 12 disciples aside as apparently there were many people following
 61 5, 0,78|     ordeals.” The other Apostles — apparently through jealousy — became
 62 5, 0,79|          not to disturb Jesus, Who apparently at the time was giving instructions
 63 5, 0,80|   collectors in the area, to whom, apparently, they reported.~The emphasis
 64 5, 0,82|       sleeps he will get well” was apparently said to dissuade the Lord
 65 5, 0,83|          manner — not secretly, as apparently the Sanhedrin desired, fearing
 66 5, 0,84|        than what was said to Mary. Apparently Mary “kept this” (oil) from
 67 6, 0,85|            rode on the colt while, apparently, the donkey walked alongside.
 68 6, 0,86|           following year, the Lord apparently did not find any trading
 69 6, 1,2 |        entry into Jerusalem, which apparently was on the following day,
 70 6, 1,2 |           Then in leaving them, He apparently went to the Mount of Olives
 71 6, 2,1 |         from Bethany to Jerusalem, apparently along the same road as yesterday,
 72 6, 2,11|          end of the age?” The Lord apparently responds in like manner —
 73 6, 3,1 |          called the leper, because apparently the Lord had healed him
 74 6, 3,1 |        total of 24 silver dollars. Apparently, this sum was offered so
 75 6, 4,1 |            it, i.e. 15th of Nisan. Apparently, the first three Evangelists
 76 6, 4,2 |         among them was the senior. Apparently to show the disciples humility
 77 6, 4,6 |         Lebbaeus or Thaddaeus, who apparently had not forsaken the vision (
 78 6, 4,6 |            The first hypothesis is apparently drawn from the Lord’s further
 79 6, 4,7 |            a new meeting with Him, apparently in both the Lord’s appearance
 80 6, 4,9 |           press for squeezing oil. Apparently, the garden grew olives
 81 6, 4,10|       caution in arresting Christ. Apparently, the detachment of troops
 82 6, 4,10|     disciples fled is unknown. But apparently they were so shaken and
 83 6, 5   |       reply, one of the servants — apparently to impress the high priest —
 84 6, 5   |        priest Caiaphas (verse 24). Apparently, the Lord was led through
 85 6, 6,2 |        himself. Following this, he apparently fell to the ground as Apostle
 86 6, 6,2 |          blood.” Furthermore, they apparently were basing their action
 87 6, 6,3 |            before Herod (23:7-12). Apparently, Pilate was hoping to receive
 88 6, 6,3 |            Blessed Theophylactus). Apparently Herod regarded the Lord
 89 6, 6,3 |      accused the Lord incessantly, apparently trying to prove that His
 90 6, 6,3 |      because of envy (Mat. 27:18). Apparently, Pilate was hoping that
 91 6, 6,3 |     enraged roar of the mob, which apparently he didn’t expect, Pilate
 92 6, 6,3 |            inside the courtyard as apparently there was more room, and
 93 6, 6,3 |         than danger? Herewith, and apparently unintentionally, Pilate
 94 6, 6,3 |            to free the Lord death. Apparently annoyed at being forced
 95 6, 7   |          the wine “vinegar,” which apparently is what you call wine that
 96 6, 7,3 |           Saint John narrates that apparently the Lord just before that
 97 6, 7,3 |    afternoon (by our time) — there apparently was a rostered priest, who
 98 7, 0,5 |           living belief. And thus, apparently with his return from the
 99 7, 0,6 |         but did not recognize Him. Apparently, she didn’t recognize Him,
100 7, 0,7 |          from the Lord’s tomb) who apparently were in charge and responsible