Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,3 |     wrote about events that were known to him from the Holy Books
 2 1, 0,4 |       from My Father I have made known to you “ (John 15:15). “
 3 1, 0,7 |        Her relative, should have known about the promise given
 4 1, 1,2 |          his personality is well known in history, giving us an
 5 1, 1,4 |       star. This heavenly event, known in astronomy as the “uniting
 6 1, 1,5 | character with Herod. It is well known that from a groundless suspicion,
 7 1, 1,5 |         of Christ’s birth is not known, there is no definite data
 8 1, 1,6 |      first time Her Son had made known His high preordination.
 9 2, 1,2 |           Andrew became not only known as First-Called follower
10 2, 1,2 |   meaning of which could only be known to him and nobody else: “
11 2, 1,2 |         contained in this event, known only to Nathanael and God.
12 2, 1,3 |          given event. It is well known that the Jews were noted
13 3, 0,5 |        and with a person, may be known by an individual. But what
14 3, 0,17|          that their thoughts are known to Him by saying: “For which
15 4, 1,16|        inasmuch as He would have known “what manner of woman this
16 4, 2,17|          hidden that will not be known” (Mat. 10:26), — said the
17 4, 2,18|        the Gennesaret lake (also known as Sea of Tiberias), because
18 5, 0,27|          town of Bethsaida (also known as Julias in honor of Tetrarch
19 5, 0,28|    Phillipi. This city (formerly known as Panis, was located on
20 5, 0,34|    disciples, among which, as is known, was Joseph from Arimathea.
21 5, 0,39|          56).~While the Lord was known in Samaria, the hostility
22 5, 0,40|       these 70 disciples are not known with full certainty. “The
23 5, 0,41|        study in school under any known Rabbi, the Jews were amazed
24 5, 0,44|      detail. In seeing the man — known to be blind from birth —
25 5, 0,59|         the Master that they are known to Him, that outwardly,
26 5, 0,79|        one of the blind was well known to everybody, while the
27 5, 0,82|      into the open, their fears (known to Him) that were alive
28 6, 0,85|       before Pascha. “If you had known, even you, especially in
29 6, 2,12|       this example that was well known in the East, the Lord equates
30 6, 4,6 |   redeeming mankind. “If you had known Me, you would have known
31 6, 4,6 |         known Me, you would have known My Father also,” because
32 6, 4,8 |         world in that they have “known You,” and consequently are
33 6, 5   |          John himself, as he was known to the high priest, even
34 6, 5,1 |   request of Saint John, who was known to the high priest brought
35 6, 6,3 |       Jewish customs (it is well known that the Romans attempted
36 6, 7   |        Son of God. “For had they known, they would not have crucified
37 8      |       during a blessing, is well known in the Old Testament e.g.