Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,5 |  censing continues for a short period so that the people started
 2 1, 1,2 |  application of this Dionysian period of time (which was originally
 3 1, 1,6 |      in anonymity. During this period, Evangelist Luke produces
 4 1, 1,6 |      happenings in the earlier period of the Lord’s life. Saint
 5 1, 1,6 |        characteristics of this period in the following words: “
 6 2, 0,7 |   Jerusalem by saying that the period of their humiliation is
 7 2, 1,1 |      wilderness over a 40 year period: “Man shall not live by
 8 2, 1,3 |       the plant over a lengthy period of time, He accomplishes
 9 3, 0,6 |        mention this fact. This period spent by the Lord in Judea
10 3, 0,6 |        mention of this initial period of the Lord Jesus Christ’
11 3, 0,6 | sufficient information on this period of Christ’s ministry. That’
12 3, 0,15|      event as being at a later period of time. However, such noted
13 4, 1,10|      to Christ, because over a period of many centuries, these
14 4, 1,11|      Lord performed during the period of His ministry to the people.
15 4, 2,13|       notwithstanding her long period of grave illness, she was
16 4, 2,18|   Baptist’s head for a lengthy period: piercing his tongue with
17 5, 0,46|     annually over an eight-day period, commencing mid-December.
18 5, 0,76|         Indeed, in the initial period of Christianity, everybody
19 5, 0,82|    During the currency of this period, it is possible to travel
20 6, 2,11|         thereby shortening the period of suffering for the besieged.~
21 6, 2,11|    Second Coming, during which period (according to Ap. Paul),
22 6, 2,11|      by heathens for a lengthy period), on the significance of
23 6, 2,11|        the significance of the period between the destruction
24 6, 3,1 |       for the end of the feast period. Saint Matthew narrates
25 6, 5,1 |     After the second denial, a period of one hour elapsed (Luke
26 6, 6,3 |      could have been the whole period between the 9th hour of
27 6, 7,4 |      order during this festive period. Pilate offers that they