Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,3 |     note and remember that the Greek word “logos,” unlike in
 2 1, 0,3 |      word “God” was applied in Greek without any co-member, giving
 3 1, 0,3 |        co-member “o Theos” (in Greek) and in the phrase “The
 4 1, 0,3 |        there was” as stated in Greek is “egenetos” (“became”)
 5 1, 0,4 |      of both Holy Writings. In Greek, the word “archi” has three
 6 1, 0,4 |    elevates the meaning of the Greek Word “Archi. “In the beginning
 7 1, 1,1 |      became a Mother. While in Greek, the word “zos” and in Church
 8 1, 1,2 |       the translation from the Greek text (and there is strong
 9 1, 1,3 |       the Jewish language into Greek. Given the Book of Isaiah
10 2, 1,2 | meaning “rock,” ie. Petros (in Greek), or — Peter.~The following
11 3, 0,4 |      against Him.~Besides, the Greek verb” agaro,” translated
12 3, 0,8 |       literal translation from Greek) into eternal life, ie.
13 4, 0,24|      Hebrew translation of the Greek word zealot, which means
14 4, 0,24|  apostle is a translation from Greek, meaning messenger, which
15 4, 1,2 |  Heaven.” By the nature of the Greek terminology, shall be called
16 4, 1,15|    compares Capernaum with the Greek cities of Sodom and Gommorah,
17 4, 2   |      parable is made up of two Greek words: “paravoli” and “parimia.”
18 5, 0,28|      Lord named Simon Peter in Greek, or Cephas in Chaldean,
19 5, 0,28|      especially evident in the Greek text — an essential reference
20 5, 0,30|     Mat. 17:11; Mark 9:12) (in Greek — apokatastis i.e. restore).
21 5, 0,43| sinning by not translating the Greek text verbatim — which as
22 5, 0,78|        a ransom was needed (in Greek “litron”). The Lord this
23 5, 0,79|        Saint Luke’s use of the Greek word “angisin,” in fact
24 6, 1,2 |     Lord’s disciples that bore Greek names. There were quite
25 6, 2,11| surpass every imagination. The Greek text of this particular
26 6, 4,4 |      here is called “artos” in Greek, which means “bread that
27 6, 5   |    Church-Slavonic “raise,” in Greek “egero,” but He didn’t say “
28 6, 5   |   completely different word in Greek: “ikodomos.” The Lord was
29 6, 6,3 |    elevated position called in Greek “lifostron,” or in Jewish — “
30 6, 7   |         local/national Jewish, Greek and the prevalent Roman
31 6, 7,3 |        stars were visible. The Greek historian Phallus also gives
32 6, 7,3 |     Because it was Friday — in Greek “paraskevi” meaning “preparation,”
33 7, 0,5 |      is clearly evident in the Greek text, and that’s the way