Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,3 |        source of everything that began to exist (that was made),
 2 1, 0,5 |       had Zacharias appeared and began to gesticulate when the
 3 1, 0,8 |        the Messiah’s Kingdom, he began to exalt God Who visited
 4 1, 1,1 |          the birth of Jesus, and began living with Her as a wife.
 5 1, 1,2 |         rule, and “Jesus Himself began His ministry at about thirty
 6 1, 1,2 |           the Eastern Church too began to celebrate this event
 7 1, 1,2 |        23rd of September — which began to be regarded as the day
 8 1, 1,6 |        has not joined them, they began to look for Him. Not finding
 9 2, 0,7 |       his fifteenth year of rule began in 779, when in all probability,
10 2, 0,7 |        the grave warning, people began to ask: “What shall we do
11 3, 0,4 |         the traders’ consciences began to articulate. Only when
12 3, 0,4 |        Herod built. Construction began in 734 from establishment
13 3, 0,6 |         Baptist’s followers soon began to notice that there were
14 3, 0,6 |     illogical attachment to him, began to envy Him, Who had great
15 3, 0,6 |          Christ. But when Christ began His public ministry, John’
16 3, 0,15|     Nazareth synagogue, the Lord began to read that part of Isaiah’
17 3, 0,17|     Pharisees that were present, began to mentally condemn Him
18 4, 0,19|         without some effrontery, began to justify himself, stating
19 4, 1   |      autonomy, the Jewish people began to dream of such a Messiah,
20 4, 1,3 |           left without a burial) began to find their way there;
21 4, 1,3 |  frightening and repulsive — and began to serve as an example of
22 4, 1,14|       John’s disciples, the Lord began to speak of John’s elevated
23 4, 1,16|     washed after the dusty trip, began to shed a torrent of tears.
24 4, 1,16| Thereupon, kissing His feet, she began to anoint them with expensive
25 4, 1,16|  understand the Lord’s words and began to be internally annoyed,
26 4, 1,17|          Messiah), the Pharisees began to spread rumours that He
27 4, 2,11|     exhausted and in desperation began to wake their Teacher. From
28 4, 2,12|           as Saint Mark relates, began to preach about the Lord
29 4, 2,13|    obvious to everyone that they began to laugh at Jesus. Because
30 4, 2,13|       she was so strong that she began to walk as fully fit. While
31 4, 2,15|      brought up. There, the Lord began to teach His countrymen
32 4, 2,19|         having a shepherd. So He began to teach them many things” (
33 4, 2,21|          they were astounded and began to question Him as to how
34 4, 2,21|     being the Heavenly Bread. He began the sermon with a censure
35 4, 2,21| literally, became confounded and began arguing among themselves
36 5, 0,23|         woman’s daughter and she began asking Him to drive out
37 5, 0,23|          that even the disciples began to ask on her behalf. Jesus
38 5, 0,31|          strong winds and waves, began to have doubts in his ability
39 5, 0,33|         Capernaum, the disciples began an argument as to who is
40 5, 0,41|      Lord entered the temple and began to teach i.e. probably explaining
41 5, 0,41|          by the Lord’s words and began to ridicule: “Where does
42 5, 0,41|       the Christ.” The Pharisees began to instill into the people —
43 5, 0,42|         in the morning and again began to teach the people. The
44 5, 0,49|        received the Lord, Martha began to fuss over the preparation
45 5, 0,62|        14:7-15).~When the supper began, the Pharisees hurried to
46 5, 0,62|    Candidly and boldly, the Lord began to chastise their self-exaltation
47 5, 0,63|          of God’s chosen people, began to refuse the invitation —
48 5, 0,66|           the covetous Pharisees began to laugh at the Lord, seemingly
49 5, 0,70|         close to healthy people, began to plead in a loud voice
50 5, 0,77|         started early in the day began complaining that this was
51 5, 0,78|   Jerusalem, the Lord once again began to speak to His disciples
52 5, 0,79|          alms, the blind beggars began to cry out: “Have mercy
53 5, 0,82|        warm climate of Jerusalem began very quickly, and as a consequence,
54 6, 0,85|       multitude of the disciples began to rejoice and praise God”
55 6, 0,85|     positioned. The actual siege began not long before Pascha. “
56 6, 0,86|      increase their income — and began trading.~The Lord’s entry
57 6, 0,86|      first year of ministry, He ‘began to drive out those who bought
58 6, 2,2 |          the temple and as usual began to teach, he was approached
59 6, 2,5 |         members of the Senhadrin began consulting among themselves
60 6, 2,9 |       excerpts from it. The Lord began this speech with: “The Scribes
61 6, 2,12|        the valley of fire, which began to serve as an example of
62 6, 3,1 |  crucified.” The feast of Pascha began on the evening of 14Th of
63 6, 3,1 |         Unleavened Bread,” which began on the second day of Passover.
64 6, 3,1 |  Evangelist John (John 12:6), he began to reward himself from the
65 6, 4,1 |        the Passover…”~ ~Passover began on the evening of the 14th
66 6, 4,1 |         that the Jewish Passover began on Friday evening, when
67 6, 4,1 |       especially the Galileans — began celebrations days before
68 6, 4,1 |        Luke states that the Lord began the supper with the following
69 6, 4,1 |        This New Testament supper began with the washing of the
70 6, 4,3 |   According to Saint Mark, “They began to be sorrowful,” while
71 6, 4,6 |      left, the Lord Jesus Christ began His dialogue with the words: “
72 6, 4,6 |         be assumed that the Lord began not only after Judas’s departure,
73 6, 4,7 |          did not repent but also began to hate Him: to hate the
74 6, 4,7 |         hiding in a locked room, began to fearlessly preach (after
75 6, 4,9 |       usually throw a stone, and began “to be troubled and deeply
76 6, 5   |      sentence. To this end, they began to seek false witnesses,
77 6, 5,1 |        servant girl (Mark 14:69) began to speak to those standing
78 6, 5,1 |      Fear overcame Peter and “he began to curse and swear, ‘I do
79 6, 6,2 |         now, when his conscience began to stir, appeared to him
80 6, 6,3 |      three Evangelists narrate — began to insistently accuse the
81 6, 6,3 |      message, the Jewish leaders began to incite the mob, so that
82 6, 6,3 |        top attire from Jesus and began to scourge Him. With the
83 6, 6,3 |    scourging, the cruel soldiers began to mock the Sufferer: adorning
84 6, 6,3 |      Sufferer, the soldiers then began to kneel before Him. Swearing
85 6, 6,3 |       Him. Swearing at Him, they began to say, as though in greeting: “
86 6, 7,1 |        he could turn his hatred, began to blaspheme the Lord by
87 6, 7,1 |         some religious feelings, began to admonish his companion. “
88 6, 7,3 |          the moment of death, It began to enter into a transforming
89 6, 7,4 |    before sundown, when Saturday began. This is clearly indicated
90 7, 0,5 |        the first day of the week began to dawn…”~Saint Mark — “
91 7, 0,10|           the obdurate disbelief began to leave him, and his soul,
92 7, 0,11|     naturally enough, they again began to practice their profession —
93 7, 0,11|          then came.” As host, He began to treat them to bread and