Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,2 |         Jesus Christ’s Divinity. Naturally, the other three Evangelists
 2 1, 1,4 |       learn from the Prophets.”~ Naturally, the star that showed the
 3 2, 1,1 |         the Jews are expecting.” Naturally, these words from the devil
 4 3, 0,4 |          body immersed in sleep. Naturally, the Lord was referring
 5 3, 0,18|       severe in his fasting, and naturally, taught his followers to
 6 4, 1,4 |        from our Heavenly Father. Naturally, one should be charitable,
 7 4, 2,8 |        word, taken in isolation. Naturally, apart from this, every
 8 4, 2,19|        all nations. But the Lord naturally didn’t want to indulge in
 9 5, 0,22|  established by the Holy Church. Naturally, food entering the mouth
10 5, 0,31| conductor of His almighty power. Naturally, God can perform miracles
11 5, 0,36|         Here, the term “Church,” naturally doesn’t mean the whole community
12 5, 0,42|        you; go and sin no more.” Naturally, one shouldn’t interpret
13 5, 0,45|        in Palestine to this day.~Naturally, afraid to confront an armed
14 5, 0,46|   powerful, were titled “gods” — naturally, not in a personal sense.~
15 5, 0,47|      mysteries of God’s Kingdom. Naturally, that He had “hidden” about
16 5, 0,77|       chosen for this happiness. Naturally, as with other parables,
17 5, 0,84|        house of Simon the leper. Naturally, this supper took place
18 6, 2,8 |     answered: “David’s,” because naturally thinking, David was promised
19 6, 2,9 |      they swallow a whole camel (naturally, in a hyperbolic sense),
20 6, 2,11|        you do not expect” — this naturally gives rise to the essentiality
21 6, 4,7 |       prayers will be answered — naturally, if it conforms to God’s
22 6, 4,8 |         Father with God the Son. Naturally, this means moral union.
23 6, 4,10|           Whom are you seeking?” Naturally, there were Jewish elders
24 7, 0,5 |          Angel rolled the stone, naturally took place before the arrival
25 7, 0,9 |          Christ. That’s why they naturally feared some type of violent
26 7, 0,11|      returned to Galilee, where, naturally enough, they again began