Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,6 |       Her parents at an early age, Blessed Virgin Mary, was
 2 1, 0,6 |    conceived a son in her old age by the will of God, to Whom
 3 1, 1,1 |     to (“zos”) the end of the age” (Matt. 28:20). As the Blessed
 4 1, 1,1 |       us after the end of the age. Definitely not, as it is
 5 1, 1,2 |      at about thirty years of age” (Luke 3:23). Two years
 6 1, 1,2 |     Luke's statement that the age of Lord Jesus was 30, then
 7 1, 1,2 |   evening). And as the Lord’s age was advancing toward 34
 8 1, 1,3 |  Joseph — by right of his old age and clearly in whom the
 9 1, 1,3 |    Having reached 84 years of age and not departing from the
10 2, 0,7 |     Christ turned 30 years of age. Apostle Luke later indicates
11 2, 0,7 |       later indicates at what age Jesus Christ was baptised
12 2, 1   |      turned 30 — the required age to be a teacher of the faith.
13 4, 1,17|  forgiven him, either in this age or in the age to come" (
14 4, 1,17|  either in this age or in the age to come" (Mat. 12:31-32;
15 4, 1,17|      this sin “either in this age, or the age to come?” That’
16 4, 1,17|    either in this age, or the age to come?” That’s because,
17 4, 2,8 |     at the conclusion of this age. The above-mentioned parables
18 4, 2,15|   terms and those of the same age that were in constant contact
19 5, 0,65|     apparently having come of age, but of course being inexperienced
20 5, 0,76|  reward was of course “in the age to come, eternal life. The
21 5, 0,76|       eternal life. The term “age to come” is understood to
22 6, 2,11| coming, and of the end of the age?” The Lord apparently responds
23 6, 4,4 |     only those of an advanced age, everybody can drink. It
24 7, 0,13|        even to the end of the age,” — in charging the Apostles