Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,3 |       dialogue is about the same subject as that of the preceding
 2 1, 0,4 |        Let there be light…”- The subject of the thought is elevated~
 3 1, 0,4 |          Here is the fundamental subject of this majestic dialogue,
 4 1, 1,1 |         the public, so as not to subject Her to the shameful and
 5 1, 1,2 |          also equally women were subject to this census. Consequently,
 6 1, 1,3 |       His Ever-Blessed Mother be subject to the law of purification?~
 7 1, 1,3 |          this Infant will be the subject of arguments and disputes
 8 1, 1,6 |      also human, and as such was subject to the laws of human development.
 9 1, 1,6 |       Evangelist notes, “and was subject to them” probably sharing
10 4, 0,20|      means that they will not be subject to judgment. “The hour is
11 4, 1,3 |      ceased, the valley became a subject of horror and revulsion.
12 4, 1,6 |        in God’s hands and is not subject to our efforts: as an example,
13 4, 2,17|          lords and kings, and be subject to much oppression and persecution.
14 5, 0,22|          who violated them, were subject to Sanhedrin’s punishment —
15 5, 0,41|     Saturday continued to be the subject of commentary, especially
16 5, 0,43|    father Abraham, for I was the subject of his expectations during
17 5, 0,43|          upon his death, was the subject of his joy — in Heaven”: “
18 5, 0,47|        fact that the demons were subject to them “in Your name.”
19 5, 0,47|    surprised that the demons are subject to you, as their leader
20 5, 0,54|          type of servant will be subject to great suffering: “cut
21 5, 0,66|     explains the essence of some subject figuratively, although it
22 5, 0,66| analogous in all respects to the subject, which it is trying to explain.
23 5, 0,68|          any reason?” This was a subject that was a source of arguments
24 5, 0,77|      also understood that on the subject of a person’s salvation,
25 5, 0,78|       Jerusalem. That He will be subject to abuse, will be condemned
26 5, 0,82|          will, God-Man cannot be subject to unforeseen dangers. Having
27 6, 1,1 |    Christ’s human nature, He was subject to all human weaknesses,
28 6, 2,2 |         important issue that was subject to its jurisdiction, showed
29 6, 2,4 |       and who will, for this, be subject to punishment: the first
30 6, 2,5 |        judged himself and became subject to extreme punishment.”
31 6, 4,7 |      Teacher was the first to be subject to this hatred. This hatred
32 6, 4,7 |        world — the devil, who is subject to this judgment and condemnation,
33 6, 6,2 |          that Zechariah took his subject matter from there. Apart
34 6, 6,3 |       rights, that they couldn’t subject the criminal — in their
35 6, 7,3 |          of God-Man could not be subject to the ordinary laws of