Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,2 |           20).~ The most detailed narrative on the circumstances of
 2 1, 1,3 |         be seen from the Gospel’s narrative that Blessed Virgin and
 3 2, 0,7 |        Luke 3:1-2).~Beginning his narrative on John the Baptist’s emergence,
 4 3, 0,15|           though there is a short narrative before that: “and news of
 5 3, 0,15|           of this, as well as the narrative on this event, it can be
 6 5, 0,62|        why the Lord concludes His narrative with: “For whoever exalts
 7 5, 0,62|           applying the figurative narrative commenced by the Lord, simply
 8 5, 0,64|          to give more life to the narrative, without any inner meaning.
 9 5, 0,81|         the parable on Minas, the narrative speaks of a person of high
10 5, 0,81|        parable about talents, the narrative is simply about an individual
11 6, 0,85|    contained in Apostle Matthew’s narrative on the Lord’s response to
12 6, 1,2 |     explains why such an inspired narrative flowed from His lips, and
13 6, 2,12|       meet His Second Coming. The narrative on the Final Judgment Day
14 6, 2,12|            The Lord commences His narrative on the Final Judgment Day
15 6, 3,1 |          would receive a detailed narrative on the feast day (Exod.
16 6, 4,1 |      haste. Saint John begins his narrative on the Supper in a moving
17 6, 6,1 | Evangelists Matthew and Mark: the narrative by Saint Luke is more detailed.
18 6, 6,3 |           Evangelists begin their narrative on Pilate’s trial with the
19 6, 6,4 |         Cyrene. The most detailed narrative is from Saint Luke. Saint
20 6, 7,3 |         and as he confirms in his narrative, he was a witness to all
21 7, 0,5 |           be seen by Saint John’s narrative, the first to arrive at
22 7, 0,8 |     extraordinary alacrity of the narrative of this event, and the fullness
23 7, 0,10|          Saint John concludes his narrative with the witness that “truly
24 7, 0,12|         will that he remain…”~The narrative on this and in fact his
25 8      |        Luke has the most detailed narrative on the final appearance