Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,8 |  miraculous: Elizabeth’s desire to call her son John was the result
 2 1, 1,1 |         forth a Son, and you shall call His name Jesus, for He will
 3 1, 1,1 |       Prophet declared: “and shall call His name Immanuel,” whereas
 4 1, 1,6 |            Jesus, as She could not call him anything else because
 5 2, 0,7 |        sermon led to strictly, one call: “Repent!” This was Isaiah’
 6 2, 1,1 |            down from the cross and call Elijah to His aid (Matt.
 7 3, 0,8 |           initially directs her to call her husband. Whereupon,
 8 3, 0,11|                                    Call of the fisherman.~(Matt.
 9 3, 0,11|          and Andrew were forced to call upon their friends for help
10 3, 0,18|            Gladdened by the Lord’s call, Matthew invited Him and
11 3, 0,18|           eyes. “I did not come to call the righteous, but sinners,
12 3, 0,18|           themselves as sinners, a call to them would be fruitless
13 4, 1,3 |      presided by a high priest. To call someone “raca” is to express
14 4, 1,17|           who had the insolence to call the almighty works of God
15 4, 1,19|  Henceforth, all generations shall call Me Blessed.” Saint Evangelist
16 4, 2,11|   prompting the local residents to call it a sea. The disciples,
17 4, 2,12|          Evangelists Mark and Luke call Gadarenes (after the name
18 4, 2,21|          Without the grace of this call, it is not possible to believe
19 5, 0,27|        home, commanding him not to call in at the settlement, and
20 5, 0,43|           the start” or: “Didn’t I call Myself the Son of God —
21 5, 0,63|          Jews, to whom the initial call was made, like the experts
22 5, 0,63|            directed the Messiah to call the tax-collectors and sinners.
23 5, 0,63|         many seats left after this call, the Lord then summoned
24 5, 0,63|        while those who spurned the call, Scribes and Pharisees,
25 5, 0,65|        simultaneous punishment and call for repentance. “To feed
26 5, 0,65|           achievements, refuses to call his younger brother — “brother,”
27 5, 0,75|        Lord responded: “Why do you call Me good? No one is good
28 5, 0,75|        consequently, you shouldn’t call Me good, because this term
29 5, 0,75|           Me." In response to this call toward a higher completeness,
30 6, 2,5 |           along the way, means the call into God’s Kingdom to all
31 6, 2,8 |           does David in the Spirit call Him ‘Lord’, saying: ‘The
32 6, 4,6 | characteristic of the Lord here to call him Simon and not Peter,
33 6, 4,9 |       Evangelists Matthew and Mark call it Gethsemane, while Luke
34 6, 7   |       which apparently is what you call wine that had gone sour. “
35 7, 0,6 |    brethren.” He wasn’t ashamed to call them as such — as Apostle