Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,2 |            eclipse occurred on the night of the 13th or 14th of March,
 2 1, 1,2 |         begins to lengthen and the night — shortens. Corresponding
 3 1, 1,3 |          with fastings and prayers night and day.” Like Simeon, she
 4 1, 1,5 |          to Egypt, which he did at night. Egypt was located southwest
 5 3, 0,5 |            the Lord, he arrived at night. Nicodemus calls the Lord “
 6 3, 0,11|    fisherman and having fished all night without success, was convinced
 7 4, 0,24|             Having spent the whole night in prayer on the mountain (
 8 4, 1,4 |           1), Himself spending the night in prayer. A prayer must
 9 4, 1,18|          to count part of a day or night as being whole (eg. 1 Kings
10 4, 2,2 |            slept” — ie. during the night, when things can be done
11 4, 2,20|            the fourth watch of the night i.e. near sunrise, and suddenly
12 4, 2,21|          dwellings. On the paschal night, the blood was replaced
13 5, 0,42|        John only. Having spent the night in prayer on the Mount of
14 5, 0,42|        used to withdraw to for the night on His visits to Jerusalem —
15 5, 0,43|            the way for the Jews at night. The column contained Jehovah’
16 5, 0,44|        seen by everybody, because “night is coming,” i.e. the time
17 5, 0,52| accumulated treasures. “Fool! This night your soul will be required
18 5, 0,53|            when he returns home at night. Just as alert servants
19 5, 0,53|          master at any hour of the night, whatever time he returns — “
20 5, 0,71|          sinners, even though that night they shared the same lodge,
21 5, 0,72|           will entreat Him day and night, even though He may be initially
22 5, 0,82|           travel after sunset — at night. However, there was no need
23 5, 0,82|          There would be dangers if night overtook us during our works
24 6, 1,1 |            Jerusalem, He spent the night with His disciples in Bethany,
25 6, 1,2 |        Bethany, where He spent the night — teaching in the temple
26 6, 3,1 |          uttered either on Tuesday night or on Wednesday.~Passover
27 6, 4,1 |         life — “in the day without night of His kingdom,” as sung
28 6, 4,3 |        betrayal to occur that very night. Everyone thought that the
29 6, 4,3 |         help them, because on that night, everyone — rich and poor —
30 6, 4,3 |         with the words “And it was night,” the Evangelist may have
31 6, 4,3 |          have had in mind a mental night, that spiritual gloom that
32 6, 4,6 |         mysterious and frightening night, the glorification of the
33 6, 4,6 | foretelling Peter that this coming night, before the rooster had
34 6, 4,6 |        occurs in the middle of the night, the second — before morning;
35 6, 4,6 |            the Angels’ sang on the night of Nativity. Consequently,
36 6, 4,10|        method to seize the Lord at night: “But this is your hour,
37 6, 5   |       Despite the late hour of the night, they all hurried to gather
38 6, 6,1 |           on Jesus at the previous night’s session. The Talmud —
39 6, 6,1 |            were not present at the night session, and partly because
40 6, 6,3 |      Passover was approaching that night, and that Christ partook
41 6, 6,3 |         gist is that the day, like night, was divided into 4 parts
42 6, 6,4 |            Gethsemane, passing the night without sleep and terrible
43 6, 7   |            understood that as with night, that was divided into 4
44 6, 7,3 |         buried before the onset of night, when it would be time to
45 6, 7,3 |           later than one hour — as night was approaching and the
46 6, 7,4 |        previously came to Jesus at night (see John chp 3) -—bringing
47 6, 7,4 |           had passed i.e. Saturday night. There are no contradictions
48 6, 7,4 |         lest His disciples come by night and steal Him away, and
49 7, 0,7 |              His disciples came at night and stole Him away while
50 7, 0,8 |          to stay with them for the night, citing that night is approaching
51 7, 0,8 |         for the night, citing that night is approaching and to travel
52 7, 0,8 | approaching and to travel alone at night in Palestine, was not without
53 7, 0,8 |  temptations.~Notwithstanding that night had fallen, they immediately
54 7, 0,11|        fished throughout the whole night but caught nothing. This
55 7, 0,11|         have reminded them of that night, which according to Saint
56 7, 0,11|            because the darkness of night or the morning fog had not