Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,6 |     Gabriel was sent to a small town of Nazareth, situated in
 2 1, 0,7 |  presumably lived in Judea in a town named Juttah, situated close
 3 1, 1,5 |    people, assembled at a small town of the Benjamin tribe (south
 4 3, 0,8 |       and Manasseh. There was a town in this district called
 5 3, 0,8 |    While the Disciples left for town to purchase some food, Christ
 6 3, 0,8 |       the well and hurries into town to announce to everybody
 7 3, 0,9 |     Galilee, He left His native town of Nazareth - witnessing
 8 3, 0,9 |        has no honour in His own town — and settled in Capernaum.
 9 3, 0,12|         so, that it became “His town.” Capernaum, located on
10 3, 0,13|          so that soon the whole town gathered outside; and the
11 3, 0,14|       asked Him to come back to town, where everybody was waiting
12 4, 1,16|         renowned throughout the town as a great sinner, entered
13 4, 2,15|        than in His own “native” town, where they even tried to
14 4, 2,16|  noticed in walking through the town, is likened by Him to flocks
15 4, 2,17|       They had to stay in every town or village, at such a house
16 4, 2,17|         being persecuted in one town, they are not forbidden
17 4, 2,19|      desolate area close to the town of Bethsaida. As one Bethsaida
18 4, 2,19|  supposed that this was another town, Bethsaida-Julias, situated
19 5, 0,27|       Caesarea Philippi, in the town of Bethsaida (also known
20 5, 0,83|         Bethany and went to the town of Ephraim, close to the
21 6, 2,5 |         and the razing of their town, must essentially be understood
22 6, 6,3 |         during a rebellion in a town they wanted to rob (Mat.
23 6, 6,4 |         emigrant from Cyrene, a town in Lybia on the northern
24 6, 7,4 | Arimathea arrived from a Jewish town near Jerusalem. He was a