Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,7 |       situated close to the sacred city of Hebron. Elizabeth greeted
 2 1, 1,2 |          be registered “in his own city.” Roman politics always
 3 1, 1,2 |           for registration in that city, where the head of his tribe
 4 1, 1,2 |          go to Bethlehem — David’s city of birth. God’s wonderful
 5 1, 1,2 |        required to be born in this city. According to Roman law
 6 1, 1,2 |        birth of the Saviour in the city of David, “Who is Christ
 7 1, 1,3 |          to Galilee, “to their own city, Nazareth.” Saint Luke omits
 8 2, 1,3 |              situated close to the city of Tyre. Nathanael was a
 9 3, 0,4 |         well as His visits to this city on some other feast days.
10 3, 0,8 |            stayed with them in the city for two days. In listening
11 3, 0,15|          They drove Him out of the city and attempted to put Him
12 3, 0,15|           off a cliff on which the city was situated. But they were
13 3, 0,16|          that this occurred in the city. Of all the sicknesses mentioned
14 3, 0,17|            having come “to His Own city” — Capernaum - which became
15 4, 0,19|           northeastern side of the city walls, on the way through
16 4, 0,21|            Saul, David came to the city of priests, Nob, and asked
17 4, 0,24|         man) and cariot (name of a city). The word apostle is a
18 4, 1,3 |            neighbour. The ordinary city court dealt with lesser
19 4, 1,13|       entry into and exit from the city could only be done through
20 4, 1,13|         one gate. And here at such city gates, the Lord came upon
21 4, 1,18|     Ninevians — inhabitants of the city Nineveh, capital of the
22 4, 2,12|          after the name of another city, Gergesa); both the cities
23 4, 2,17|          of judgment than for that city!” (Mat. 10:15; Mark 6:11);
24 5, 0,24|          with the exception of the city Scythopolis, was situated
25 5, 0,25|       village, situated beside the city of Magdala that was located
26 5, 0,28|            Caesarea Phillipi. This city (formerly known as Panis,
27 5, 0,28| possibility of attacks, gates of a city or fortress were always
28 5, 0,60|            the Lord over this holy city: as Saint John Chrysostom
29 5, 0,79|         Jericho was a large Jewish city, situated some 12 miles
30 5, 0,79|          records, was an important city. Nearby was where the Jews
31 5, 0,79|            16). This was the first city to be miraculously taken
32 6, 0,85|           19:41-44) looking at the city, the Lord “wept over it”
33 6, 0,85|            into Jerusalem, all the city was moved” — that’s how
34 6, 2,11| obliterated the last traces of the city. Notwithstanding the Roman
35 6, 2,11|           that befell the besieged city. The Lord urges them to
36 6, 2,11|          the Jews to surrender the city by starving them. However,
37 6, 6,4 |           and was returning to the city from the field, when he