Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2, 0,7 |        the Lord Jesus Christ, is narrated correspondingly by all the
 2 3, 0,4 |       merchants from the Temple, narrated by John at the beginning
 3 3, 0,6 |          public ministry: having narrated about His Baptism, fasting
 4 3, 0,15|          is a different visit as narrated by Saint Luke. And indeed,
 5 3, 0,17|         illness and its type, as narrated in the Gospel, he suffered
 6 3, 0,18|          5:27-39).~This event is narrated by Matthew himself, as well
 7 4, 0,19|      John 5:1-16).~This event is narrated only by Saint John, informing
 8 4, 0,19|         and the first Pascha, as narrated in the second chapter, then
 9 4, 1,4 |        second part of the Sermon narrated in the 6th chapter of Matthew’
10 4, 2,21|  miraculous bread. This event is narrated by Evangelist John only,
11 5, 0,24|        deaf individual, which is narrated by Evangelist Mark only.
12 5, 0,31|          37-45).~This healing is narrated by the three synoptics,
13 5, 0,33|         discourse by the Lord is narrated by Evangelist Matthew without
14 5, 0,38|          and His works there are narrated in detail by the first three
15 5, 0,42|            John 8:1-11).~This is narrated by Evangelist John only.
16 5, 0,44|         origin and worthiness is narrated only by Evangelist John —
17 5, 0,48|          25-37).~This parable is narrated by St. Luke only, and is
18 5, 0,49|        and whose resurrection is narrated by Saint John in the 11th
19 5, 0,51|          the reproving sermon as narrated by Matthew, was uttered
20 5, 0,51|      Lord’s grim sermon that was narrated by Saint Matthew, Saint
21 5, 0,51|        meal — and which he alone narrated. In both sermons, the Pharisees
22 5, 0,62| self-exaltation and in addition, narrated a “parable.” Actually, not
23 5, 0,80|         collector, Zacchaeus, is narrated by Evangelist Luke only.
24 5, 0,84|         oil, just as at a supper narrated by the two Evangelists,
25 6, 2,5 |         invited to a banquet was narrated by the Lord on Saturday
26 6, 2,10|       had become an aphorism, is narrated concordantly by two Evangelists:
27 6, 2,11|         their followers. This is narrated in the Acts and about which
28 6, 3,1 |          cross through the words narrated by Evangelist Matthew only: “
29 6, 4,2 |          This washing of feet is narrated in quite some detail by
30 6, 4,3 |        head On Christ’s bosom as narrated by him, Saint John gives
31 6, 4,3 |   mystery of Eucharist, which is narrated upon by the first 3 Evangelists,
32 6, 4,6 |          of his denial, which is narrated by all 4 Evangelists. In
33 6, 4,6 |       was at the Last Supper, as narrated by Saints Luke and John,
34 6, 4,6 |        the way to Gethsemane, as narrated by Saints Matthew and Mark.
35 6, 4,9 |         22:39-46; John 18:1).~As narrated by Saint Evangelist John,
36 6, 6,1 |       joined by the Scribes — as narrated by Saint Luke 22:66), and
37 6, 7,3 |          causing the feelings as narrated by Saint Luke: “And the
38 6, 7,4 |            The Lord’s burial are narrated completely in accord by
39 6, 7,4 |         to the mother of God. As narrated by Saint Matthew (27:61),
40 7, 0,5 |           he omits what had been narrated by the first three Evangelists,
41 7, 0,5 |   myrrhbearers was following, as narrated by the first three Evangelists.
42 7, 0,5 |        with them. All of this is narrated in detail by the first three
43 7, 0,12|      truth of everything that he narrated in the Gospel. In conclusion,
44 8      |         i.e. it was truly so, as narrated in the Gospel.~ ~  ~  ~ ~