Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,2 |           8 days before Passover (Pascha) and soon after the lunar
 2 1, 1,2 |           March, while the Jewish Pascha fell on the 12th of April
 3 1, 1,2 |          the year when the Jewish Pascha fell on a Friday evening).
 4 1, 1,6 |    Jerusalem on the feast days of Pascha, Pentecost and Festival
 5 1, 1,6 |        not so.~The celebration of Pascha continued for 8 days, after
 6 2, 1,3 |    Jerusalem for the feast day of Pascha.~ ~ ~
 7 3      |                         The first Pascha (Passover).~ ~
 8 3, 0,4 |       every visit of Jerusalem at Pascha - over all three years of
 9 3, 0,4 |          currency of the feast of Pascha, the Lord performed miracles,
10 4      |                            Second Pascha.~ ~
11 4, 0,19|         it would have been either Pascha or Pentecost. Only on this
12 4, 0,19|           s Baptism and the first Pascha, as narrated in the second
13 4, 0,19|          year — before the second Pascha, as mentioned in the fifth
14 4, 0,19|           year — before the third Pascha, which is described in the
15 4, 0,19|         the third — to the fourth Pascha, before which our Lord suffered.~
16 4, 2,19|         of the advancing feast of Pascha, lure Him to Jerusalem and
17 4, 2,21|          the approaching feast of Pascha with Himself, the Lord teaches
18 4, 2,21|           Blood. This was the New Pascha, which is prophetically
19 4, 2,21|          Him. On the feast-day of Pascha, the Lord didn’t go to Jerusalem
20 5      |                         The Third Pascha.~ ~
21 5, 0,22|          23).~On the third day of Pascha, the Lord was absent from
22 5, 0,38|         three main Jewish feasts (Pascha, Pentecost and Festival
23 5, 0,41| triumphantly — like on the eve of Pascha when He was going toward
24 5, 0,41|         His enemies. On the first Pascha, He triumphantly appears
25 5, 0,41|         to Jerusalem for the next Pascha, but keeps away from it
26 5, 0,79|        Jerusalem for the feast of Pascha. Sitting by the road and
27 6, 0,85|       siege began not long before Pascha. “If you had known, even
28 6, 0,86|           Jerusalem for His first Pascha after His Baptism, He found
29 6, 0,86|      drove out the merchants. The Pascha of the following year, the
30 6, 0,86|         temple area. On the third Pascha of the Lord’s service, He
31 6, 0,86|        the approach of the fourth Pascha, the Jews were worried as
32 6, 2,10|           before the feast day of Pascha: everybody entering the
33 6, 3,1 |          crucified.” The feast of Pascha began on the evening of
34 6, 3,1 |         bondage. The word itself “pascha” is a derivative from the
35 6, 3,1 |          would pronounce: “This — Pascha, is eaten in memory of the
36 6, 4,1 |        day after the partaking of Pascha, not even the 14th (when
37 6, 4,1 |           even the 14th (when the Pascha is eaten), but the 13th —
38 6, 4,1 |    Passover and consequently, the Pascha was eaten on the eve — Friday —
39 6, 4,1 |    establishing the New Testament Pascha, Holy Communion of Christ’
40 6, 4,1 |          to establish the genuine Pascha — the mysterious supper