Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,3 |       the word life is not to be understood in the ordinary sense, but
 2 1, 0,3 |     grace and truth.” It must be understood that grace means God’s goodness,
 3 1, 0,7 |       words, Blessed Virgin Mary understood that the mystery revealed
 4 1, 0,8 |          word “righteousness” is understood to mean the justification
 5 1, 1,6 |          Blessed Mary nor Joseph understood His words, as the full mystery
 6 2, 0,7 |   Kingdom of God’s Word, must be understood as the liberation of Man
 7 3, 0,4 |    directed at the Jews could be understood thus: is it not enough for
 8 3, 0,8 |     water,” which is meant to be understood as the grace of the Holy
 9 4, 0,21|          s law. If The Pharisees understood that compassionate love
10 4, 1,5 |         debts, it should also be understood to mean all those good works
11 4, 1,10|        should not necessarily be understood as sins or abominable deeds,
12 4, 1,10|  occurrences, the comparison was understood locally and appreciated
13 4, 1,12|          and sorrow; this image, understood by everyone, was taken to
14 4, 1,16|        sermon, Simon should have understood that in a moral sense, the
15 4, 1,17|           Here, the word sons is understood to mean the Apostles (having
16 4, 2   |         with something that they understood, they would then see it
17 4, 2,3 |       can be neither grasped nor understood: how from a tiny seed a
18 4, 2,3 |       can be neither grasped nor understood.~ ~
19 4, 2,8 |     Beach and sorting of fish is understood to mean the end of the world
20 4, 2,8 |          every parable has to be understood in relation to the others,
21 4, 2,8 |     disciples as to whether they understood everything that was said,
22 4, 2,9 |       Jesus asked them: have you understood all this? They respond:
23 4, 2,16|     allegory that was especially understood in Palestine, a land of
24 4, 2,16|         splendid representation, understood by all. The field that’s
25 4, 2,17|        for being prejudiced — be understood to the people.~Bearing in
26 4, 2,21|          The word “seal” must be understood to mean those signs, which
27 4, 2,21|          the works of God?” They understood that His words contained
28 4, 2,21|       flesh to eat?” They indeed understood these words literally and
29 4, 2,21|        Christ’s words need to be understood in a spiritual sense and
30 4, 2,21|          all — but to those that understood His words in a carnal sense.
31 5, 0,28|     Under the word “stone,” they understood it to mean a confession
32 5, 0,28|   pronouncement by Christ can be understood through the following: “
33 5, 0,41|       term “will of God” must be understood as the complete moral laws
34 5, 0,43|         the Pharisees would have understood this. However, they pretended
35 5, 0,43|   non-believers appeared to have understood the Lord’s words literally —
36 5, 0,43|  decisive answer, which would be understood even by the Pharisees that
37 5, 0,43|    Divinity! While the Pharisees understood this correctly, instead
38 5, 0,45|   Pharisees only at the very end understood this marvelous allegorical
39 5, 0,45|          word “hireling” must be understood as that of the unworthy
40 5, 0,56|        offered by the Lord to be understood differently: this is only
41 5, 0,57|      vineyard in this parable is understood to be Lord God, Who is waiting
42 5, 0,57|          vineyard owner is to be understood as being the Lord Jesus
43 5, 0,66|    estate — which undoubtedly is understood to be God — commended his
44 5, 0,68|     which of course shouldn’t be understood literally — in a crude physical
45 5, 0,75|       difficult to achieve.~Some understood the word “camel” to mean
46 5, 0,76|        The term “age to come” is understood to mean the renovated world,
47 5, 0,77|        goodness. It must be also understood that on the subject of a
48 5, 0,81|      parables, the individual is understood to be Christ, for Whom many
49 5, 0,81|        in both parables is to be understood as the Second Coming of
50 6, 1,2 |     whole human race. The people understood that “lifted up from the
51 6, 2,4 |          will come,” must not be understood as Christ’s Second Coming,
52 6, 2,5 |       the invited guests must be understood to be the Jewish people,
53 6, 2,5 |        town, must essentially be understood as the ruin of the Jewish
54 6, 2,9 |     course, “Whatever” has to be understood in a limited sense, because
55 6, 4,3 |        John confirms that no one understood those words, including John
56 6, 4,4 |         term “Body of Christ” is understood to mean all the physical
57 6, 6,3 |       You a King then?’ — having understood that Jesus is not a political
58 6, 6,3 |   dangerous criminal. And Pilate understood this.~Citing that even Herod
59 6, 6,3 | Evidently, the accusers likewise understood these words, because they
60 6, 7   |         14). However, it must be understood that as with night, that
61 7, 0,6 |          anyone.” This has to be understood in the sense that, when
62 8      |       His Father. This has to be understood as the sending down of the