Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,5 |      return, Joseph apparently decided to settle in Bethlehem,
 2 3, 0,5 |        Messiah? That is why he decided to personally come to the
 3 3, 0,7 |      Fearing the people, Herod decided not to kill John but just
 4 4, 2,10|        other words: he who has decided to follow Christ, should
 5 4, 2,13|    Lord Jesus Christ, that she decided to leave home and come into
 6 5, 0,40|        time i.e. when the Lord decided to leave Galilee permanently,
 7 5, 0,60|     Lord himself, he therefore decided to remove Him in this manner.
 8 5, 0,61|  accuse Him of something, They decided to stay silent, because
 9 5, 0,64|      the tower is thus: having decided with complete selflessness
10 5, 0,65|     inheritance, the young son decided to live freely according
11 5, 0,82|     contrary to God’s will, we decided to continue our activity:
12 6, 2,4 |        high priests and elders decided to kill Him. “So they took
13 6, 2,8 |    assembled in the temple and decided to pose to Jesus, the most
14 6, 2,11|   speedy return to Rome, so he decided to take Jerusalem by storm,
15 6, 3,1 |   intervene for the Lord, they decided to take Him with cunning
16 6, 3,1 |       finding a betrayer, they decided not to wait for the end
17 6, 3,1 |    toward his Teacher, whom he decided to betray without haggling
18 6, 4,3 | quickly.” — “Whatever you have decided upon, do it quickly” — is
19 6, 4,10|     was here that the Apostles decided to intervene for Him. Not
20 6, 5   |       annoying Caiaphas, so he decided to compel the Lord to make
21 6, 6,3 |     from such feelings, Pilate decided to satisfy the mob’s lust
22 6, 6,3 |    Conquering his fear, Pilate decided to show his authority as
23 6, 6,3 |        Him.” The accusers then decided to resort to extreme measures —
24 6, 6,3 |        informants.~This threat decided the whole matter. Settling
25 7, 0,7 |    assembled the Sanhedrin and decided to bribe the guards into
26 7, 0,7 |     being rolled open. Even if decided to fall asleep — which is
27 7, 0,10|     resurrection; he evidently decided that there was no reason