Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2, 1,3 |          regarded as an ordinary drink that was diluted with water.
 2 3, 0,8 |       with a request: “Give Me a drink.” Recognising the Requestor (
 3 3, 0,8 |         Who was asking her for a drink, then she herself would
 4 4, 1,6 |       concerns about sustenance, drink and clothing — those anxieties
 5 4, 2,21|      Flesh of the Son of Man and drink His Blood, you have no life
 6 4, 2,21|      flesh of the Son of Man and drink His blood,” must be seen
 7 4, 2,21|           must eat His Flesh and drink His Blood. Otherwise, he
 8 4, 2,21|        Blood are food indeed and drink indeed, inasmuch as only
 9 5, 0,41|           let him come to Me and drink.’” In these and further
10 5, 0,52|          carnal pleasures: “eat, drink and be merry.” He had no
11 5, 0,54|         servants, and to eat and drink with the drunkards.” This
12 5, 0,78|       question: “Are you able to drink the cup I drink?” specifically
13 5, 0,78|          able to drink the cup I drink?” specifically shows that
14 5, 0,78|          death. “You will indeed drink My cup”….”even though the
15 6, 0,85| fulfilled. He was going so as to drink the cup of redeeming sufferings,
16 6, 2,9 |      gnat that has fallen into a drink, they swallow a whole camel (
17 6, 4,1 | disciples a chalice with wine to drink, saying: “I will not drink
18 6, 4,1 |       drink, saying: “I will not drink the fruit of the vine until
19 6, 4,1 | according to Saint Mark, “when I drink it new in the Kingdom of
20 6, 4,4 |      Blood of Christ, and said: “Drink from it, all of you. For
21 6, 4,4 |       Lord resolutely declares: “Drink from it, all of you.” This
22 6, 4,4 |      advanced age, everybody can drink. It is for this reason that
23 6, 7   |          Golgotha, they gave Him drink. According to Saint Mark
24 6, 7   |    vinegar mixed with gall. This drink, which stupefied and dulled
25 6, 7   |          tasted it, He would not drink” — the Lord did not partake
26 6, 7   |          did not partake of this drink, wanting fully conscious
27 6, 7,3 |       essential that the God-Man drink the chalice of human suffering
28 6, 7,3 |       end of a reed, gave Him to drink. Evidently, this was sour
29 6, 7,3 |      issued to Roman soldiers to drink, especially in hot weather.
30 6, 7,3 |         to come up and give them drink. The crucifixion caused
31 6, 7,3 |          they gave me vinegar to drink.” According to Saint John,
32 7, 0,13|         up serpents; and if they drink anything deadly, it will