Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,5 | disbelief and ridicule from the public, while her soul rejoiced
 2 1, 1,1 |        transgression before the public, so as not to subject Her
 3 1, 1,2 |         the census, there was a public uprising in Palestine. By
 4 1, 1,2 |         However, because of the public’s unrest and the death of
 5 2, 1,3 |   having started on His path of public ministry. It was also performed
 6 3, 0,4 |     over all three years of His public ministry — as well as His
 7 3, 0,4 |       the beginning of Christ’s public ministry, while the last
 8 3, 0,6 |         the Lord Jesus Christ’s public ministry: having narrated
 9 3, 0,6 |       But when Christ began His public ministry, John’s role ceased.
10 3, 0,15|       the very beginning of His public ministry (which one could
11 3, 0,16|     remove him from the general public so as not to spread the
12 3, 0,18|         has to be added, that a public overlords or toll collectors —
13 3, 0,18|          earning themselves the public’s hatred.~Such was the power
14 4, 0,19|         it equate to the Lord’s public ministry continuing for
15 4, 0,19|         permit him to violate a public regulation?~Blessed Theophilactus
16 4, 1,4 |     should not be performed for public show, for the sake of praise
17 4, 1,4 |        sole reward will be this public acclaim. Vainglory - like
18 4, 1,5 |    observed for God and not for public acclaim —clearly gives witness
19 4, 1,10|       evoke excitement from the public. All their appearances are
20 5, 0,57|     people. Spending 3 years of public ministry and doing everything
21 5, 0,60|       apprehensive of causing a public riot. Not wanting to deal
22 5, 0,68|     among the Pharisees and the public. Some — the followers of
23 6, 2,9 |  impress the people and receive public praise. “They make their
24 6, 5   |       special respect among his public. However, it must be assumed