Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3, 0,8 |      the Samaritan woman with a request: “Give Me a drink.” Recognising
 2 3, 0,16|        is the Lord Himself. His request for a cure is as full of
 3 4, 1,12|       sent Jewish elders with a request to come and heal his servant.
 4 4, 2,10|       to his relatives. To this request the Lord replies: “No one,
 5 4, 2,13|         house and upon Jairus’s request, to lay His hands on the
 6 4, 2,13|         this sad message and to request not to burden the Teacher
 7 5, 0,44|        the Pharisees once again request that he recount the miracle
 8 5, 0,52|     person turned to Him with a request that He direct his brother
 9 5, 0,52|      Church.~In relation to the request posed to Him, the Lord related
10 5, 0,67|     also refuses the rich man’s request to send Lazarus to his father’
11 5, 0,69|      approached the Lord with a request that He increase their belief,
12 5, 0,69|         Lord responded to their request by repeating His previous
13 5, 0,69|       directly to the Apostles’ request as to how to increase their
14 5, 0,72|       wearied and fulfilled her request. The Lord doesn’t want to
15 5, 0,78|         with them both), with a request — for one to sit on His “
16 5, 0,78|      The Lord responded to this request with: “You do not know what
17 5, 0,82|     that God will fulfill every request from Jesus: consequently,
18 6, 1,2 |     faith. Philip passed on the request to Andrew. Philip and Andrew
19 6, 1,2 |    because they knew him. Their request with “sir” shows that they
20 6, 1,2 |         mankind. That’s why the request by the Hellenes, forced
21 6, 4,4 |        Lazarus resurrected: the request was granted at the very
22 6, 4,6 |        was ready to waver. This request by satan reminds us of his
23 6, 4,6 |       reminds us of his similar request concerning the Long-suffering
24 6, 4,6 |       him the redundancy of his request, inasmuch as in Him — through
25 6, 4,6 |      miracles, fulfilling every request they ask of Him through
26 6, 5,1 | dwelling. The doorkeeper at the request of Saint John, who was known
27 6, 7   |      Apostle Peter — at his own request). Sometimes the hands and
28 6, 7,4 |     Pilate dryly answered their request: “You have a guard; go your