Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,2 |             and that believing you may have life in His name.”~
 2 1, 0,6 |          was justly afraid that he may not believe Her and think
 3 1, 1,2 |    appeared to the shepherds — who may have been the owners of
 4 1, 1,3 |              Firstly, so that this may “fulfill all righteousness” (
 5 1, 1,3 |            thoughts of many hearts may be revealed,” ie. depending
 6 1, 1,4 |          forefathers of these Magi may have heard from the them,
 7 1, 1,4 |          from Jacob (Num. 24:17) — may have been preserved.~ The
 8 1, 1,5 |      conjecture that this prophecy may have been in a Book that
 9 2, 1,1 |      through fasting and prayer He may prepare Himself to the great
10 2, 1,1 |   repeating this miracle often, He may have enticed those people
11 2, 1,3 |  participate in a feast where many may have been drunk. The purpose
12 3, 0,5 |          person and with a person, may be known by an individual.
13 3, 0,10|            accompany such miracles may fall into error as the miracle
14 3, 0,10|          into error as the miracle may be illusory — from the devil.
15 3, 0,17|           authority.~“But that you may know that the Son of Man
16 3, 0,18|    Disciples in the hope that they may be detracted from Him,”
17 4, 0,20|         works than these, that you may marvel,” ie. like the Father,
18 4, 1,4 |          when repeated many times, may produce a result. We pray
19 4, 1,5 |            all those good works we may have done, but didn’t —
20 4, 1,10|          His Prophets so that they may direct the Jews toward the
21 4, 2,10|         caution the Scribe that he may be undertaking a task that
22 4, 2,12|            the Lord’s further stay may bring them more great losses.
23 4, 2,19|         multitudes away, that they may go into the villages and
24 4, 2,19|           shall we buy, that these may eat?” (John 6:5), to which
25 4, 2,19|             that every one of them may have a little” (John 6:7).
26 4, 2,19|            disciples, so that they may distribute them among the
27 4, 2,21|          What shall we do, that we may work the works of God?”
28 4, 2,21|        abide in Him so that He too may abide in us, and this is
29 5, 0,23|          the woman with words that may seem cruel, if they were
30 5, 0,27|     brought to the Lord so that He may cure him with the touch
31 5, 0,35|      against temptations that they may be subjected to by the powerful
32 5, 0,41|           the fact that good deeds may be performed on the Sabbath
33 5, 0,44|          that those who do not see may see, and that those who
34 5, 0,44|             and that those who see may be made blind.” “Who do
35 5, 0,45|  responsibility for “those who see may be made blind,” the Lord (
36 5, 0,48|           show that even though he may not be fulfilling the law
37 5, 0,50|          asked for, even though it may be in conformity with His
38 5, 0,52|          decision for either party may have raised dissatisfaction
39 5, 0,66|         his debtors, so that they “may receive you” i.e. to obtain
40 5, 0,66|           that when you fail, they may receive you into an everlasting
41 5, 0,67|          them hope — in vain as it may be — for some relief. Just
42 5, 0,67|           be futile. Although they may be astounded by the extraordinary
43 5, 0,68|           Him, in the hope that He may be blamed for saying something
44 5, 0,69|         true faith, even though it may be very small — like the “
45 5, 0,70|             according to the law — may attest to their cure. This
46 5, 0,72|          and night, even though He may be initially slow in helping
47 5, 0,79|        answer “Lord, that our eyes may be opened,” the Lord touched
48 5, 0,82|           God, that the Son of God may be glorified through it.”
49 5, 0,82|            sleeps, but I go that I may wake him up.” The Lord called
50 5, 0,82|            Let us also go, that we may die with Him,” i.e. if we
51 5, 0,82|          believes in Me, though he may die, he shall live. And
52 5, 0,83|      expressing their fear that He may become the head of a civil
53 6, 1,2 |           sake,” i.e. so that they may believe in Him and be sensible
54 6, 2,4 |          that at a later date they may present to Him the fruits
55 6, 2,9 |   Testament Prophets. “That on you may come all the righteous blood..”
56 6, 2,9 |          the son of Jehoiada, this may be his second name, because
57 6, 2,11|            abbeya,” many centuries may be hidden.~“Powers of the
58 6, 2,12|          in their hands, and as he may be late, they had to have
59 6, 4,1 |          be defiled, but that they may eat the Passover,” and John
60 6, 4,2 |          utilize all means that He may find useful in order to
61 6, 4,3 |         was night,” the Evangelist may have had in mind a mental
62 6, 4,4 |        point of view, the word law may be explained as a “covenant”
63 6, 4,6 |         has asked for you, that he may sift you as wheat…”~It is
64 6, 4,7 |      spoken to you, that in Me you may have peace,” — so that you
65 6, 4,8 |            Son, that Your Son also may glorify You” — it is with
66 6, 4,8 |        race to His Son, so that He may establish its salvation
67 6, 4,8 |            sacrifice, so that they may follow in His footsteps
68 6, 4,8 |           for them: “That they all may be one, as You, Father,
69 6, 4,8 |           I in You; that they also may be one in Us, that the world
70 6, 4,8 |          one in Us, that the world may believe that You sent Me” —
71 6, 4,8 |         they also whom you gave Me may be with Me where I am” is
72 6, 4,8 |            with which You loved Me may be in them.” For this to
73 6, 4,8 |           continuously in the Son, may extend from and for the
74 6, 4,10|           assumption that the Lord may hide in concealed parts
75 6, 4,10|      because He had adherents that may involve themselves on His
76 6, 6,2 |     thinking that perhaps this act may salve his conscience — to
77 6, 6,2 |      possible that the transcriber may have made a mistake by putting
78 6, 6,3 |     contact with anything heathen, may have prevented them from
79 6, 6,3 |           Him out to you, that you may know that I find no fault
80 6, 7,1 | enlightened the robber, so that he may be an example and lesson
81 6, 7,3 |            Pilate “that their legs may be broken.” Having killed
82 7      |        stone away so that the Lord may come out of the tomb), on
83 7, 0,8 |           recognized; so that they may better believe that His
84 7, 0,8 |      undoubtedly overwhelmed them, may have hindered a quiet reflection
85 7, 0,10|            Let us also go, that we may die with Him” (John 11:16).
86 7, 0,10|            is sufficient “that you may believe that Jesus is the
87 7, 0,10|             and that believing you may have life in His name” —
88 7, 0,11|          with Luke and Cleopas, He may have appeared “in another
89 7, 0,12|            written.” Although this may seem an exaggeration, a