Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2, 1,1 |          dash your foot against a stone” (Matt. 4:6; Luke 4:9-10).
 2 2, 1,3 |        the servants.~There were 6 stone waterpots, which served
 3 3, 0,5 |           of flesh and not one of stone (Ezekiel 36:26). Even King
 4 5, 0,28|      there, although it too means Stone. What is used is the word
 5 5, 0,28| interpreted this. Under the word “stone,” they understood it to
 6 5, 0,28|         calls Jesus Christ as the stone and not himself. He encourages
 7 5, 0,28|          the Lord “as to a living stone, rejected indeed by men,
 8 5, 0,28|         was affirmed as though in stone; you will truly remain a
 9 5, 0,28|           you will truly remain a stone and My Church will be erected
10 5, 0,35|          millstone” means a large stone at the mill that was turned
11 5, 0,42|         say?” Had the Lord said: “stone her,” He would have been
12 5, 0,42|        among you, let him throw a stone at her.” The Lord’s words
13 5, 0,46|          Jews picked up stones to stone the Lord as a blasphemer,
14 5, 0,46|       which of those works do you stone Me?” The unexpectedness
15 5, 0,46|          that they didn’t want to stone Him for His good works,
16 5, 0,82|           that the Jews wanted to stone Him in Jerusalem. The Lord
17 5, 0,82|        the tomb and asked for the stone to be rolled away. The tombs
18 5, 0,82|           glory of God?” When the stone was rolled away, the Lord
19 6, 2,2 |      afraid that the people would stone them if they decide to answer
20 6, 2,4 |        who have stumbled over the stone and crashed, can be restored
21 6, 4,9 |       withdrew from them “about a stone’s throw” — a distance that
22 6, 4,9 |           you can usually throw a stone, and began “to be troubled
23 6, 7,4 |       diligently. Having rolled a stone across the entrance, they
24 6, 7,4 |          tomb secure, sealing the stone and setting the guard” —
25 6, 7,4 |    placing a cord and seal on the stone in the presence of the soldiers,
26 7      |          Lord’s Angel rolling the stone away from the entrance to
27 7      |         that the Angel rolled the stone away so that the Lord may
28 7, 0,5 |          the Angel sitting on the stone.~Salome was the mother of
29 7, 0,5 |         when the Angel rolled the stone, naturally took place before
30 7, 0,5 |           from the tomb, with the stone rolled open and the guards
31 7, 0,5 |          descended and rolled the stone, after Christ had risen.
32 7, 0,5 |      Russian language. Seeing the stone had been moved from the
33 7, 0,5 |           as to who will move the stone for them (Mark 16:3)), and
34 7, 0,7 |        And how did they leave the stone sealed? How did they remain
35 7, 0,7 |         if they couldn’t hear the stone of the tomb being rolled
36 7, 0,7 |       been impossible to roll the stone without crushing them. The