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 1 1, 0,5 |            and at the same time, his punishment in the form of muteness
 2 1, 0,5 |              by the Judeans as God’s punishment for sinning. Every week,
 3 3, 0,17|             sometimes sent by God as punishment for them (1 Cor. 5:3-5,
 4 4, 0,19|             afflicted with a greater punishment. Recognising his Healer,
 5 4, 1,3 |           shameless individuals. The punishment for such excessive anger
 6 4, 1,7 |             enemy, subjecting him to punishment — but as a doctor, offering
 7 4, 1,15|              and fire. Indeed, God’s punishment fell on all these cities
 8 4, 2,18|           Herod received a deserving punishment: he incurred total defeat
 9 5, 0,22|          were subject to Sanhedrin’s punishment — up to excommunication.
10 5, 0,28|            deliberations, trials and punishment of guilty individuals, as
11 5, 0,35|            deserving the most severe punishment. The word “millstone” means
12 5, 0,39|             a spirit of severity and punishment, whereas here, it is a spirit
13 5, 0,40| preceptorials with warnings of God’s punishment to those cities, where His
14 5, 0,42|             capable of determining a punishment for her sin. They brought
15 5, 0,44|          people, was none other than punishment for their personal sins,
16 5, 0,54|       suffering: “cut him in two,” — punishment applied in the East to the
17 5, 0,54|        Evangelist Luke adds that the punishment for such derelict servants,
18 5, 0,54|          wishes, will bear a heavier punishment than the one who didn’t.
19 5, 0,57|               grim forecast of God’s punishment that will overtake the Jewish
20 5, 0,65|           gist of God’s simultaneous punishment and call for repentance. “
21 5, 0,81|     concludes with a threat of grave punishment to the Jewish people for
22 6, 1,1 |            reality bore no fruit. As punishment for their hypocrisy, the
23 6, 2,4 |              for this, be subject to punishment: the first type will be
24 6, 2,5 |            deserves condemnation and punishment. According to Saint Chrysostom’
25 6, 2,5 |            became subject to extreme punishment.” Those who refused to dress
26 6, 2,12|            is the most cruel form of punishment.~This example is taken from
27 6, 2,12|             go away into everlasting punishment” — the suffering of sinners,
28 6, 6,3 |      sanction to judge and carry out punishment for certain transgressions:
29 6, 6,3 |             husband will incur God’s punishment. It is unknown what type
30 6, 6,3 |     profusely. Such was the terrible punishment that Pilate inflicted on
31 6, 6,3 |             well-known saying. God’s punishment overtook Pilate for his
32 6, 6,4 |          future, to that frightening punishment that will reach them for