Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,5 |            period so that the people started to wonder: why is Zacharias
 2 1, 1,5 | Golden-tongue responds: “If the Lord started to perform miracles in His
 3 2, 0,7 |            After God’s calling, John started to appear in more populous
 4 2, 0,7 |             not surprising that many started to pose the question, is
 5 2, 1,1 |       Israelites permitted when they started to complain at Rephidim
 6 2, 1,3 |           the Lord performed, having started on His path of public ministry.
 7 3, 0,8 |         their Babylonian bondage and started to erect the temple of Jerusalem,
 8 3, 0,11|        Galilee, and crowds of people started to converge to listen to
 9 3, 0,11|              both fully loaded boats started to sink. Overwhelmed with
10 3, 0,13|           this was Saturday), people started to bring the ill and the
11 3, 0,14|            However, the people again started to crowd around Simon’s
12 3, 0,14|             that Jesus wasn’t there, started to look for Him. Realising
13 3, 0,14|          Andrew, John and James also started to look for Jesus, and in
14 4, 0,20|             God the Father, the Jews started to redouble their accusation
15 4, 1,11|              the priest, but instead started to spread the news of his
16 4, 2,20|           weakened his faith, and he started to drown, crying out in
17 5, 0,31|          ability to reach the Lord — started to drown. With this, the
18 5, 0,37|          compared to the first sum — started choking him (according to
19 5, 0,41|              from Galilee?’ and this started a dispute over Him. Wanting
20 5, 0,42|           that of the woman’s — they started to leave one after another,
21 5, 0,77|             11th hour. The ones that started early in the day began complaining
22 5, 0,82|              not when the corpse had started to decompose. Decomposition
23 6, 0,85|          Remarkably, when the Romans started their siege of Jerusalem
24 6, 2,11|             their future, which they started with the Lord. Christ’s
25 6, 2,12|             with them as their lamps started to run out. While they were
26 6, 4,6 |             self-confidence (when he started to assert that he will lay
27 6, 4,7 |            comforting them, the Lord started to explain to them the importance
28 6, 5   |       deserving of death.” They then started to swear and mock Christ
29 6, 5,1 |             by some (John 18:25) who started saying: “You are not also
30 6, 6,3 |           tortured Christ, when they started to clamor: “Crucify, crucify
31 6, 6,3 |            these words, because they started to howl with a particular
32 6, 7,2 |             When the hateful enemies started to slowly move away from
33 7, 0,8 |   pre-disposed toward Him, that they started to persuade Him to stay
34 7, 0,10|            the way you know,” Thomas started to contradict: “Lord, we
35 7, 0,10|              soul, slowly but surely started anew to be capable of believing.