Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,3 |                Son, “so that we, having heard of the Son, did not think
 2 1, 0,4 |                   For all things that I heard from My Father I have made
 3 1, 0,7 |                womb” no sooner than she heard Mary’s greeting. Undoubtedly,
 4 1, 1,4 |      forefathers of these Magi may have heard from the them, that they
 5 1, 1,5 |                 s prophecy: “A voice is heard in Ramah, lamentation, and
 6 3, 0,6 |               which He directly saw and heard — which no earthling is
 7 3, 0,7 |                 the troops. Here, Herod heard about John the Baptist as
 8 3, 0,7 |                  instead of support, he heard a very unpleasant accusation: “
 9 3, 0,12|              own, ie. that which He had heard from His Father, and spoke
10 4, 2,13|               47-48), he apparently had heard about the many miracles
11 4, 2,18|                 man,” and even “when he heard him…did many things” (Mark
12 5, 0,23|             Mark 7:24), because a woman heard about Him, who Saint Matthew
13 5, 0,30|             voice of God the Father was heard from the cloud: “This is
14 5, 0,30|                35). The same words were heard during the Lord’s Baptism,
15 5, 0,41|               being the Messiah.~Having heard of this, the Pharisees arranged
16 5, 0,43|            bears witness of Me.”~Having heard the Lord’s sermons on many
17 5, 0,43|            witness to the truth that He heard from Him. Once again they
18 5, 0,43|             voice of national pride was heard. “We are Abraham’s descendants,”
19 5, 0,46|               Perea. Here, many who had heard about Him from John’s sermons
20 5, 0,78|                Mark, having undoubtedly heard about it from the mouth
21 5, 0,82|                 thank You that You have heard Me.” Knowing that His enemies
22 6, 0,85|                 to the feast, when they heard that Jesus was coming to
23 6, 2,8 |                  Luke 20:40-44).~Having heard of the Sadducees’ humiliation,
24 6, 4,2 |                 of this declaration, he heard a frightening threat — if
25 6, 4,3 |                 is glorified,” which is heard in the evening during our
26 6, 5   |         question the witnesses that had heard Him preach. Not withstanding
27 6, 6,3 |                 Christian. Probably she heard much about the Lord Jesus
28 6, 7,1 |           nothing wrong.” Evidently, he heard the torment of the Jerusalem
29 7, 0,5 |               the tomb, saw the Angels, heard the good news of Christ’
30 7, 0,6 |                 about what they saw and heard. Further on, Evangelist
31 7, 0,6 | women-myrrhbearers of what they saw and heard at the tomb about the appearance