Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,3 |        experiences the honour of seeing his expected “consolation”
 2 1, 1,3 |          in the temple, and upon seeing Virgin Mary’s Infant, recognised
 3 2, 1,2 |          to John at Jordan. Upon seeing Him, John announces to everyone: “
 4 2, 1,2 |       two of his followers. Upon seeing the Lord, John again repeats
 5 2, 1,2 |         would the Lord know him, seeing him for the first time.
 6 3, 0,4 |         words of those, who upon seeing His miracle, professed their
 7 3, 0,5 |      anything carnal or sensual. Seeing that Nicodemus still doesn’
 8 3, 0,8 |        Me.” Elated with joy from seeing the Messiah, the woman drops
 9 3, 0,10|      teachings. Faith, born from seeing miracles, demands more and
10 3, 0,17| paralytic to such a bold action. Seeing this faith, and also the
11 4, 1,1 |         Blessed are they, who in seeing and realising their sins (
12 4, 1,2 |        in such a way, so that in seeing them, people would praise
13 4, 1,13|        toward the cemetery. Upon seeing the grief-stricken woman,
14 4, 1,14|        who does not doubt in Me, seeing My humble appearance.” And
15 4, 1,16|         Lord, she bent down, and seeing that His feet were not washed
16 4, 1,17|       blasphemes against Christ, seeing Him in a humbled state,
17 4, 2   |        would then see it without seeing it, and hear it, without
18 4, 2   |        by itself, rises from the seeing to the unseen, from the
19 4, 2,13|         hands on the dying girl. Seeing this, the crowd streamed
20 4, 2,13|       the Teacher unnecessarily. Seeing the lamentation of the grief-stricken
21 4, 2,15|     person that they are used to seeing, disbelieving the words
22 4, 2,19|    together to Him” (Mark 6:33). Seeing the multitude of people
23 4, 2,21|       how they would be tempted, seeing Him crucified on the cross!
24 5, 0,31|     Evangelist witnesses that in seeing Christ descend from the
25 5, 0,31|        toward the Lord, and then seeing strong winds and waves,
26 5, 0,43|         they became embittered — seeing only blasphemy in His words —
27 5, 0,44|        that, in great detail. In seeing the man — known to be blind
28 5, 0,44|         spiritually blind in not seeing the Divine truth, which
29 5, 0,47|     Apostles for being worthy of seeing Him, the incarnate Son of
30 5, 0,47|       fathers were unable to do, seeing Him through their faith
31 5, 0,48|         and who of the three, in seeing the unfortunate, become
32 5, 0,52|         Man.~(Luke 12:13-21).~In seeing the Lord’s great influence,
33 5, 0,67|        they did not believe upon seeing the resurrection of Lazarus,
34 5, 0,78|        but indeed in the future (seeing this through His Divine
35 6, 0,86|       measures against the Lord, seeing “how all the people were
36 6, 2,7 |        spoken well.” The people, seeing the Sadducees put to shame,
37 6, 2,8 |  sincerity touched the Lord, and seeing that this sinner can reform,
38 6, 2,11|        name of the Lord!” And in seeing how they have been deluded
39 6, 3,1 |          of her deed. And we are seeing this — its narration is
40 6, 3,1 |   avarice was losing patience in seeing the Teacher’s total non-covetousness.
41 6, 4,6 |          His Flesh and Blood and seeing the mystery of redemption
42 6, 4,7 |         to atone and the world — seeing His glorious works — did
43 6, 4,7 |          who experienced it upon seeing resurrected Christ — a joy
44 6, 4,10|       thereby reached Jerusalem, seeing where their Teacher was
45 6, 6,2 |        Then Judas, His betrayer, seeing that He had been condemned,
46 6, 6,3 |           Herod was overjoyed at seeing Jesus. This was the same
47 6, 7,1 |        Do you not even fear God, seeing you are under the same condemnation?
48 6, 7,3 |          together to that sight, seeing what had been done, beat
49 7, 0,5 |       into the Russian language. Seeing the stone had been moved
50 7, 0,6 |     convince herself that she is seeing a real live Jesus and not
51 7, 0,12|          the disciples followed. Seeing the Lord’s beloved disciple