Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,4 |     clearly determined. For the sake of clarity, we conducted
 2 2, 1   |   endeavour of serving, for the sake of humanity’s salvation.~
 3 3, 0,4 |    livestock and birds. For the sake of ease in selling such
 4 4, 0,22|        that in general, for the sake of doing good, to interrupt
 5 4, 1,3 |  self-centredness. Love for the sake of God, for the sake of
 6 4, 1,3 |        the sake of God, for the sake of God’s commandments, is
 7 4, 1,3 |  natural inclination or for the sake of obtaining recompense,
 8 4, 1,4 |        for public show, for the sake of praise from the people,
 9 4, 2,1 |        habitual sinning for the sake of the Gospel’s demands —
10 4, 2,1 |        and deprivations for the sake of the truth in the Gospel’
11 4, 2,10|         mind was that - for the sake of the great undertaking,
12 4, 2,10|      great undertaking, for the sake of the good news on the
13 4, 2,17|         from themselves for the sake of their charge to serve —
14 4, 2,17|       mat. 10:36); i.e. for the sake of serving Christ, one has
15 4, 2,17|       who loses his life for My sake will find it” (Mat. 10:39;
16 4, 2,17|        future blessings for the sake of earthly ones, who even
17 4, 2,17|   sacrifices everything for the sake of Christ, right up to his
18 5, 0,22|     moderate foods, but for the sake of making it easier for
19 5, 0,29|          as to be ready for the sake of Christ for any privations
20 5, 0,29|   whoever loses his life for My sake (who will not spare himself
21 5, 0,36|          for Heavenly Kingdom’s sake belittled themselves, —
22 5, 0,45|      the point of death for the sake of the flock. 2) Knowing
23 5, 0,64|       to hate them for Christ’s sake, and to sever everything
24 5, 0,68|   mother, who he leaves for the sake of his wife: two people
25 5, 0,68|        distort yourself for the sake of the Heavenly Kingdom,
26 5, 0,68|      lead an unwed life for the sake of a more favorable service
27 5, 0,76|      close to his heart for His sake and the Gospel, will receive
28 5, 0,76|        he had left for Christ’s sake. Having renounced his home
29 6, 0,85| sufferings, borne for mankind’s sake and its salvation, quite
30 6, 1,2 |         the voice was “for your sake,” i.e. so that they may
31 6, 2,9 |       others, it is not for the sake of pleasing God, but to
32 6, 2,11|        Christ). It is for their sake that the days “will be shortened.”~
33 6, 4,8 |         extend from and for the sake of the Son, to those in
34 6, 6,1 |       was formed purely for the sake of formalism: the Lord’s
35 6, 6,3 |         God”: now, just for the sake of achieving Christ’s crucifixion,
36 7, 0,12|       lay down my life for Your sake” (John 13:37); “If I have