Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,5 |         strangled and his 3 sons put to death. When Augustus
 2 2, 1,2 |         preparatory. In order to put aside further questions,
 3 3, 0,15|        the city and attempted to put Him to death by throwing
 4 3, 0,18|          made worse. Nor do they put new wines into old wineskins,
 5 3, 0,18|   wineskins are ruined. But they put new wine into new wineskins,
 6 4, 1,3 |        high priest exclaimed: “I put You under oath by the living
 7 4, 2,10|         replies: “No one, having put his hand to the plow, and
 8 5, 0,30|     threw him into a dungeon and put him to death. The Lord concludes
 9 5, 0,30| acknowledge the Messiah and also put Him to death.~ ~
10 5, 0,56|          rebellious Galileans be put to death in the temple.
11 5, 0,81|      mina each, ordering them to put this silver into use. Mina
12 6, 2,7 |     Pharisees and Herodians were put to shame, the Lord was immediately
13 6, 2,7 |     people, seeing the Sadducees put to shame, marveled at the
14 6, 2,10|        that this poor widow “has put in more than all,” i.e.
15 6, 4,10|        healed him (Luke 22:51). “Put your sword in its place”
16 6, 5   |          a decisive question: “I put You under oath by the living
17 6, 5   |      Christ, the Son of God?”~“I put You under oath” — was the
18 6, 5   |      without fail — the question put to him by the accusers.
19 6, 5   |           particularly as it was put to Him under oath, and especially
20 6, 6,2 |          money for the temple — “put them into the treasury,”
21 6, 6,2 |        then said to the Prophet: put this vast sum (ironically
22 6, 6,3 |          is not lawful for us to put anyone to death,” “that
23 6, 6,3 |          thorns on His head, and put a cane in His hands, which
24 6, 6,4 |         took the purple off Him, put His own clothes on Him,
25 6, 7,3 |         God’s wrath at those who put to death His Beloved Son,
26 7, 0,5 |      Troparion, and hence didn’t put these sections in). That’
27 7, 0,10|          spear to His side. “and put my hand into His side” —
28 7, 0,11|        the Lord undressed, Peter put on his “outer garment” and