Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,2 |       responsibility (from his desire to reaffirm in the Faith,
 2 1, 0,8 |        miraculous: Elizabeth’s desire to call her son John was
 3 3, 0,6 |        implanted by envy and a desire to arouse envy in John.~
 4 3, 0,18|     the Lord — which means: “I desire mercy and not sacrifice.”
 5 3, 0,18|  Prophet Isaiah’s lips: “For I desire mercy and not sacrifice;
 6 4, 1,3 |       but also thoughts, inner desire or a wanting look at a woman —
 7 4, 1,3 |        sin — but a glance with desire to commit the sin of adultery.
 8 4, 2,10|        Lord and expressing his desire to follow Him, wherever
 9 4, 2,10|      expressed to the Lord his desire to follow Him. However,
10 4, 2,17|      Lord explains, that their desire for peace will really come
11 4, 2,20|       became inflamed with the desire to greet the Lord by walking
12 4, 2,21|         and they express their desire to always receive this type
13 5, 0,23|        Let it be to you as you desire” (Mat. 15:28; Mark 7:29).
14 5, 0,33|    envy and vainglory, and the desire to be first — qualities
15 5, 0,55|         the Lord expresses His desire to be speedily “baptized”
16 5, 0,68|    through them, stimulate the desire in people to achieve this.”~ ~
17 6, 0,85|    Hosanna in the Highest” — a desire so that the same joyful
18 6, 1,2 |                         Greeks Desire to See Jesus Christ.~(John
19 6, 1,2 |        expressed the heathens’ desire to join Christ’s Kingdom
20 6, 3,1 |      of his expectations and a desire to utilize any situation
21 6, 4,1 | following words: “With fervent desire I have desired to eat this
22 6, 4,8 | Messiah. The words: “Father, I desire that they also whom you
23 6, 6,4 |       by compassion but by the desire to reach the place and accomplish
24 7, 0,12|   Peter was overtaken with the desire to know his future — did