Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,2 |              the four Gospels can be regarded as the first 4 paragraphs
 2 1, 0,2 | unsatisfactory in substance. He also regarded it as his responsibility (
 3 1, 0,5 |           without children. This was regarded by the Judeans as God’s
 4 1, 0,6 |              Blessed Virgin Mary was regarded as Joseph’s wife, even though
 5 1, 0,8 |              day of circumcision was regarded as a joyful family holiday.
 6 1, 0,8 |    sacrifices, and seizing its horns regarded themselves as inviolable (
 7 1, 1,2 |        September — which began to be regarded as the day when the Forerunner
 8 1, 1,3 |             bearing a male child was regarded as unclean for the first
 9 1, 1,3 |         being cleansed, would not be regarded as a true Israelite. At
10 1, 1,5 |        Israel — and this date can be regarded as more or less established.
11 1, 1,6 |          states that Joseph was only regarded as the father of Jesus,
12 2, 1,3 |               which in Palestine was regarded as an ordinary drink that
13 2, 1,3 |              water. To get drunk was regarded as extremely improper —
14 3, 0,4 |           and therefore could not be regarded as stable. The Lord “knew
15 3, 0,5 |     distinguishing nationalism: they regarded themselves completely distinct
16 3, 0,10|            means believe.’” The Lord regarded faith that was founded on
17 3, 0,11|             of lake Gennesaret, also regarded as a sea (apparently, because
18 3, 0,12|            seating area. Anyone that regarded himself as capable could
19 3, 0,17|            Apparently, the paralytic regarded himself as such a huge sinner
20 3, 0,18|              Matthew belonged — were regarded as the biggest sinners.
21 3, 0,18|            sacrifice.” The Pharisees regarded that righteousness was entailed
22 3, 0,18|         repentance, those who humbly regarded themselves as sinners and
23 3, 0,18|               as we earlier related, regarded their teacher higher than
24 4, 1,3 |          precious possession that is regarded by a human being: eye and
25 4, 1,3 |          neighbour, inasmuch as they regarded neighbour as being those,
26 4, 1,3 |              type of animosity, were regarded as enemies, toward whom
27 4, 1,19|             19:25). Maria Clopas was regarded as first cousin to the Mother
28 4, 2,13|        suffering such a disease were regarded as unclean and were obliged
29 4, 2,15|             and calling, he is still regarded as an ordinary person that
30 4, 2,17|              only, because they were regarded as God’s chosen people to
31 5, 0,22|              s coffers. For this, he regarded himself free of all social
32 5, 0,30|             times some of the people regarded Christ as Elijah, while
33 5, 0,34|              assumed superiority and regarded themselves correct in prohibiting
34 5, 0,36|              Jews, because they were regarded as extremely defiled people.
35 5, 0,36|             the Church should not be regarded as your brother, terminate
36 5, 0,41|             that the judgment can be regarded as correct. “If a man receives
37 5, 0,44|         temple. Consequently, it was regarded an eminent gift from God
38 5, 0,44|           grace, which is why it was regarded as a holy spring that contained
39 5, 0,44|             who see” — are those who regarded themselves as perceptive
40 5, 0,47|              become unworthy as they regarded themselves as being wise.” “
41 5, 0,48|         instruct as to who should be regarded as a neighbor, but how one
42 5, 0,48|        people of the same faith were regarded as “neighbors" by the Jews.
43 5, 0,59|            will be last,” — the Jews regarded themselves as being the “
44 5, 0,59|              the heathens, whom they regarded as being “last.” This is
45 5, 0,59|       exactly true of all those that regarded themselves as being the “
46 5, 0,75|            important to note that he regarded himself as not having completed
47 5, 0,76|              chosen people, the Jews regarded themselves as “first” among
48 5, 0,77|           wage in the East. The Jews regarded a day as 12 hours — commencing
49 6, 1,2 |           with “sir” shows that they regarded the disciple of the very
50 6, 2,8 |          source of argument, as some regarded the main commandment as
51 6, 2,8 |             Generally speaking, they regarded laws governing customs as
52 6, 2,9 |             fulfill the former. They regarded giving an oath involving
53 6, 2,12|            the right side was always regarded as an honored position,
54 6, 4,1 |          about which the Evangelists regarded as superfluous. Their task
55 6, 6,3 |     Theophylactus). Apparently Herod regarded the Lord as something of
56 6, 6,3 |           judgment of Jesus, Whom he regarded as being innocent and righteous. “
57 6, 6,4 |             that had previously been regarded as being under God’s wrath
58 6, 6,4 |           not child-bearing, will be regarded as blessed. “Then they will
59 6, 7   |            serious offenders and was regarded as the most horrifying and