Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,4 |       was the Word” — Word, as a personal Divine being, “In the beginning” —
 2 1, 0,7 |        wards off any thoughts of personal worthiness and praises God
 3 1, 0,8 |        which is achieved through personal effort with the assistance
 4 1, 0,9 |       person is not saved by his personal achievements but through
 5 2, 0,7 |         their assurance in their personal uprightness, and instils
 6 2, 1   |    Baptised as Son of God — in a personal sense, the One and Only
 7 2, 1,2 |         following day, after the personal witness of the arrived Messiah,
 8 4, 1,3 |       that he is believed on his personal word, without any oaths.
 9 4, 1,6 |          will reward us with His personal concern, so that we will
10 4, 1,10|        the false prophets sought personal glory and benefits. They
11 4, 1,10|        converted religion into a personal money-making enterprise —
12 4, 1,15|          bear His burden, and by Personal example, inspirits us to
13 4, 2,11|      decision expresses fear for personal safety, while from another —
14 4, 2,16| gratitude, served Him with their personal resources. They were the
15 4, 2,21|       devil; of course, not in a personal sense, but as the enemy
16 5, 0,29|    impermanent treasures for his personal use) and loses his own soul?
17 5, 0,41|      though He was preaching His personal teachings. Keeping in mind
18 5, 0,42|        condemn ourselves for our personal sins and repent in them.~ ~
19 5, 0,44|        than punishment for their personal sins, or the sins of their
20 5, 0,45|       they thought more of their personal gains than those of the
21 5, 0,45|      imposters that are pursuing personal gains, and not the good
22 5, 0,46|      gods” — naturally, not in a personal sense.~In citing excerpts
23 5, 0,68|        God doesn’t depend on our personal will. Saint John Chrysostom
24 5, 0,77|     freedom and according to His Personal determination. That’s why
25 6, 2,4 |  development, pursuing their own personal avarice and interests, which
26 6, 2,9 |        instructors, because in a personal sense, the only Father to
27 6, 3,1 |        utilize any situation for personal gain, made him a betrayer.~
28 6, 6,2 |     accepted thing to abbreviate personal names, and it’s possible
29 6, 7,2 |        his Gospel, that he was a personal eyewitness to the Lord’s
30 7, 0,11|         activity, in which their personal labors will be under the
31 7, 0,12|        word — “filin,” meaning a personal heart-felt attachment and
32 7, 0,12|         saddened Peter, that his personal attachment to Him is being