Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,3 |                 learned from the Divine Teacher Himself, as well as what
 2 2, 0,7 |                was afraid of this great teacher’s power. Even the Pharisees
 3 2, 1   |                the required age to be a teacher of the faith. Saint Matthew
 4 3, 0,5 |             calls the Lord “Rabbi,” ie. teacher and thus acknowledging His
 5 3, 0,5 |                  Later, he calls Him “a Teacher come from God,” acknowledging
 6 3, 0,5 |                 teachings: “Are you the teacher of Israel, and do not know
 7 3, 0,6 |             people coming to hear their teacher than previously. And in
 8 3, 0,6 |            sorrow about Christ to their teacher, John’s followers came to
 9 3, 0,8 |                 surprised to find their Teacher conferring with a woman,
10 3, 0,8 |                 being reverent to their Teacher, the Disciples did not in
11 3, 0,18|                 sinners. “Why does your Teacher eat with tax collectors
12 3, 0,18|                 words: “Denigrating the Teacher before His Disciples in
13 3, 0,18|                 related, regarded their teacher higher than Jesus, and were
14 3, 0,18|             with the words of their own teacher: “Can the friends of the
15 3, 0,18|             This means: after all, your teacher called Me the Bridegroom
16 4, 1,19|             birth and brought up such a Teacher. It is at this point of
17 4, 2,11|         desperation began to wake their Teacher. From one point of view,
18 4, 2,11|          themselves to reproach Jesus: “Teacher, do You not care that we
19 4, 2,13|               request not to burden the Teacher unnecessarily. Seeing the
20 4, 2,17|               disciple is not above his teacher, nor a servant above his
21 4, 2,18|        decapitated.~Having buried their teacher, John’s disciples related
22 5, 0,22|            disciples, with their Divine Teacher, labored for a great cause,
23 5, 0,29|                about his deeply beloved Teacher. Not wanting to disagree
24 5, 0,30|              Totally convinced that the Teacher Jesus is truly the Messiah,
25 5, 0,39|          because of the insult to their Teacher’s honor. Recollecting how
26 5, 0,39|                9-12) — they asked their Teacher if He wants them, by their
27 5, 0,39|           agreeable to their omnipotent Teacher. To this, the Lord told
28 5, 0,41|          schools, but I have a complete Teacher, Who is the Heavenly Father
29 5, 0,42|                testing Him” they said: “Teacher, this woman was caught in
30 5, 0,48|                to trap Him with words: “Teacher, what shall I do to inherit
31 5, 0,75|                 youth called Him: “Good Teacher.” The Lord responded: “Why
32 5, 0,75|              referring to Me only as a “Teacher” — as an ordinary person —
33 5, 0,80|              followed the poor Galilean Teacher. Being short in stature,
34 5, 0,82|                unavoidability, of their Teacher’s sufferings and death.
35 5, 0,82|         themselves that if the Lord and Teacher was with them, their brother
36 6, 0,85|               advice by the Pharisees: “Teacher, rebuke Your disciples (
37 6, 1,2 |             disciple of the very famous Teacher with unusual respect. Their
38 6, 2,7 |              and were prompted to say: “Teacher, You have spoken well.”
39 6, 2,8 |                he exclaimed: “Well said teacher. You have spoken the truth.”~
40 6, 2,9 |                 the only Instructor and Teacher is Christ. This forbiddance
41 6, 2,9 |                forbiddance to be called teacher, father and instructor,
42 6, 3,1 |           losing patience in seeing the Teacher’s total non-covetousness.
43 6, 3,1 |               to expect riches from the Teacher of poverty and self-abasement.
44 6, 3,1 |         annoyance and rancor toward his Teacher, whom he decided to betray
45 6, 4,1 |                and tell its owner: “The Teacher says, ‘My time is at hand.”
46 6, 4,2 |               covenant by the departing Teacher with His disciples — a covenant
47 6, 4,2 |                with love for his Divine Teacher, Peter offers to “wash not
48 6, 4,3 |            sorrow because their Beloved Teacher would find betrayal among
49 6, 4,5 |              His worthiness as Lord and Teacher through this. In enlightening
50 6, 4,6 |             Peter would thrice deny his Teacher and Lord. As can be seen,
51 6, 4,6 |                the hatred against their Teacher is spreading onto them.
52 6, 4,6 |         animosity from people; if their Teacher Himself is ranked as villain
53 6, 4,7 |               knowing that their Divine Teacher was the first to be subject
54 6, 4,7 |             greater than their Lord and Teacher. However, the sin of the
55 6, 4,10|           Jerusalem, seeing where their Teacher was brought. As to where
56 6, 6,2 |               of his betrayal. When his Teacher was condemned and his greed
57 7, 0,5 |                of love to their Beloved Teacher. At the head of these deeply
58 7, 0,8 | characteristically, they refer to their Teacher as just “prophet,” at the
59 7, 0,8 |                 characteristic of their Teacher, served as an impulsion
60 7, 0,10|              John 14:5).~That’s why the Teacher’s death produced an especially
61 7, 0,10|                 the resurrection of his Teacher as being impossible, he
62 8      |                 glory of their Lord and Teacher, and were anticipating the