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 1 1, 0,3 |         light, the Word undertook extraordinary measures: John the Baptist
 2 1, 0,5 |           surpass everyone in his extraordinary strict abstinence, and from
 3 1, 0,6 |          bewildered Mary by their extraordinary nature, and She commenced
 4 1, 0,6 |         Son without a husband, by extraordinary means. The Holy Spirit, “
 5 1, 0,7 |         greeted Her with the same extraordinary words that were uttered
 6 1, 1,1 |   Divinity — indication that this extraordinary Infant will not be an ordinary
 7 1, 1,2 |     especially praise Him for the extraordinary manifestation of His Divine
 8 1, 1,4 |      through the appearance of an extraordinary star, to adore the Newborn
 9 1, 1,4 |           who was agitated by the extraordinary news.~ Bloodthirsty Herod,
10 1, 1,4 | authenticity of the birth of this extraordinary Infant. Further narration
11 4, 2,15|          environment but revealed extraordinary gifts, thereby becoming
12 4, 2,15|           want to acknowledge His extraordinary abilities — precisely for
13 5, 0,38|           they could not deny His extraordinary works, being witnesses to
14 5, 0,41|         from the Lord, created an extraordinary impression upon the Jerusalemites,
15 5, 0,44|         or that it was sent as an extraordinary grace, which is why it was
16 5, 0,44|          in order to examine this extraordinary event and to obtain their
17 5, 0,47|         even though they might be extraordinary, like the driving out of
18 5, 0,67|       Testament, and that only an extraordinary appearance of the dead can
19 5, 0,67|           may be astounded by the extraordinary appearance of the dead,
20 5, 0,69|           will be able to produce extraordinary, miraculous works. This
21 5, 0,84|         as well. There is nothing extraordinary in that the Lord was anointed
22 6, 2,4 |       only beloved son); the last extraordinary God’s messenger to the Jewish
23 6, 4,10|      spirit it revealed, produced extraordinary development: they stepped
24 6, 7,3 |     witnessed the astonishing and extraordinary event — the death of God’
25 6, 7,3 |        also gives witness to this extraordinary darkening of the sun. Saint
26 7, 0,8 |      Saint Mark (16:12). The very extraordinary alacrity of the narrative
27 7, 0,8 |        Lord was already something extraordinary. It wasn’t like the former
28 7, 0,9 |      prophecies: now, through the extraordinary blessed enlightenment, the
29 7, 0,11|           disciples saw something extraordinary in the materialized Lord: