Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,3 |         their narrations with the event, which as a consequence
 2 1, 0,4 |      meanings: a) beginning of an event or undertaking, in the ordinary
 3 1, 0,8 |        and the altar, about which event the Lord remembers in His
 4 1, 1,2 |           began to celebrate this event on the 25th of December.
 5 1, 1,3 |       detailed description of the event: about the adoration of
 6 1, 1,4 |        bright star. This heavenly event, known in astronomy as the “
 7 1, 1,4 |          coincided with the great event of the birth of the Son
 8 1, 1,5 |           Being a witness to this event, Prophet Jeremiah depicts
 9 1, 1,6 |      Evangelist Luke produces one event from His life. As he wrote
10 2, 1   |           the most detail of this event had recorded Christ’s Baptism.~“
11 2, 1   |           Theophany, because this event revealed the whole Trinity
12 2, 1,2 |  Evangelist — John, narrates this event. The Jews sent to John from
13 2, 1,2 |         mystery contained in this event, known only to Nathanael
14 2, 1,3 |      specific usage to this given event. It is well known that the
15 3, 0,4 |      three Evangelists. The first event occurred at the beginning
16 3, 0,11|         the first two mention the event very briefly, just stating
17 3, 0,13|     relationship to the preceding event.~Leaving the synagogue,
18 3, 0,15|  synagogue.~(Luke 14:16-30).~This event is described by Evangelist
19 3, 0,15|          as the narrative on this event, it can be seen that the
20 3, 0,15|           appear to refer to this event as being at a later period
21 3, 0,18|           22; Luke 5:27-39).~This event is narrated by Matthew himself,
22 4, 0,19|         pool.~(John 5:1-16).~This event is narrated only by Saint
23 4, 1,13|    Evangelist Luke describes this event, associating it with John
24 4, 2,13|          detailed account of this event. He relates that as Jesus
25 4, 2,18|         Evangelists describe this event in association with the
26 4, 2,18|      Obadiah and Elisha. This sad event of John the Baptist’s beheading
27 4, 2,19|          describe this miraculous event. Moreover, Saint John links
28 4, 2,21|        the miraculous bread. This event is narrated by Evangelist
29 5, 0,26|         and went back. This hasty event didn’t give the Apostles
30 5, 0,30|    Evangelists narrate about this event; moreover, it is worthy
31 5, 0,44|        examine this extraordinary event and to obtain their opinion.
32 5, 0,62|         look upon the feast as an event that could have a moral
33 5, 0,70|           Lord for his cure. This event shows that although the
34 5, 0,74|   Evangelists that inform of this event, Saint Mark’s narration
35 5, 0,79|           Synoptists recount this event, only Saint Matthew speaks
36 5, 0,82|     Evangelist John tells of this event. It was during the time
37 5, 0,82|           outlined detail of this event attests to the fact that
38 6, 0,85|   Evangelists describe this great event which serves as a threshold
39 6, 0,85|          Church perceives in this event an especial arrangement
40 6, 0,86|          Evangelists narrate this event. Also, the recounting by
41 6, 2,2 |           Synoptics describe this event in complete accord.~ ~
42 6, 2,9 |           The Lord speaks on this event with deep sadness, pointing
43 6, 2,11|        especially if the imminent event serves as a representation
44 6, 2,11|         through their frightening event, will surpass every imagination.
45 6, 3,1 |    Passover — to commemorate this event. When the serving dishes
46 6, 4,4 |      three Synoptics narrate this event in nearly the same detail.
47 6, 5,1 |          and full history of this event can be constructed.~During
48 6, 7,2 | eyewitness and participant in the event, only Evangelist John narrates
49 6, 7,3 |     astonishing and extraordinary event — the death of God’s beloved
50 7      |     narrating about this greatest event, all four Evangelists say
51 7, 0,5 |       witness to such an enormous event was appropriated by His
52 7, 0,7 |           the authenticity of the event, with all historical clarity,
53 7, 0,8 |         only one to describe this event in detail, the other one
54 7, 0,8 |          of the narrative of this event, and the fullness of the
55 7, 0,11|         side, fully clothed. This event shows us the distinctive
56 8      |     Metropolitan Philaret on this event: “The Lord is blessing and