Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,2 |      his owner, and the ass his master’s crib” (Isaiah 1:3).~ However,
 2 2, 0,7 |     just as slaves do for their master. “He will baptise you with
 3 2, 0,7 |        Luke 3:17) — just as the master cleans his thrashing floor
 4 2, 1,3 |        it out and present it to master of the feast, so that he
 5 2, 1,3 |         the wine came from, the master calls the bridegroom and
 6 3, 0,10|       servants hurried to their master with their joyous news.
 7 3, 0,12|          whose meeting with his master creates imaginings of impending
 8 4, 2,17|         nor a servant above his master (Mat. 10:24). “Therefore
 9 5, 0,30|    Saint Peter’s exclamation: “’Master, it is good for us to be
10 5, 0,43|     house forever,” because the master, being dissatisfied with
11 5, 0,53|    Awaiting the Return of their Master.~(Mat. 24:42-51 and Luke
12 5, 0,53|       to be ready to meet their master at any hour of the night,
13 5, 0,54|        house-steward, “whom his Master made ruler over His household,”
14 5, 0,54|         the early return of his master, begins to neglect his responsibilities
15 5, 0,54| identical: the one who knew the master’s wishes, will bear a heavier
16 5, 0,59|        to enter. “When once the Master of the house has risen” —
17 5, 0,59|    risen” — God is presented as Master of a house, sitting and
18 5, 0,59|    supper, they will remind the Master that they are known to Him,
19 5, 0,66|    losing his position. But the master didn’t praise his servant
20 5, 0,68|       better than any human can master. His presentations are always
21 5, 0,69|       that which occurs between master and servant: if the servant
22 5, 0,69|      grazes the stock, does the master regard this meritorious?
23 5, 0,69|    meritorious? No, because the master directs that he be served
24 5, 0,81|       the parable on Minas, the master gives his ten servants one
25 5, 0,81|         parable on talents, the master upon leaving, handed over
26 5, 0,81|       hatred toward their noble master and sent representatives
27 5, 0,81|    authority. The return of the master in both parables is to be
28 5, 0,81|     servant’s accusation of the master being a cruel person is
29 7, 0,13|  disorder, which has become its master: those who have believed
30 9, 3   |    awaiting the return of their master. Parable on the wise house-steward.