Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,6 |         explains, She was justly afraid that he may not believe
 2 1, 1,4 |         with him, because it was afraid of new repressive measures
 3 1, 1,5 |     reigning over Judea, he “was afraid to go there.” Having received
 4 2, 0,7 |          and even King Herod was afraid of this great teacher’s
 5 4, 1,11|       everybody would avoid him, afraid in the knowledge that he
 6 4, 2,13|      Lord calmed him: “Do not be afraid; only believe, and she will
 7 4, 2,18|        on the one hand Herod was afraid of the people and on the
 8 4, 2,20|        cheer! It is I; do not be afraid” (Mat. 14:27; Mark 6:50;
 9 5, 0,22|          fast not because we are afraid to corrupt ourselves with
10 5, 0,31| understand this saying, and were afraid to ask Him” (Mark 9:31-32).
11 5, 0,38|     truly the Messiah, why is He afraid to appear before the whole
12 5, 0,41|     apparently, His enemies were afraid of the people, who were
13 5, 0,44|         parents for questioning. Afraid of being excommunicated
14 5, 0,45|          to this day.~Naturally, afraid to confront an armed gatekeeper,
15 5, 0,78|          they followed they were afraid.”~Having called His 12 disciples
16 5, 0,83|          Sanhedrin. They weren’t afraid to speak quite openly among
17 6, 1,2 |         s followers shouldn’t be afraid of death (“loves his life”)
18 6, 2,2 |          as a Prophet, they were afraid that the people would stone
19 6, 4,9 |     nature that was sorrowed and afraid of death. As Blessed Theophylactus
20 6, 4,9 |       That’s why human nature is afraid and flees from it.” Death
21 6, 6,3 |       Lord Jesus Christ, and was afraid that by condemning Him,
22 6, 6,3 |    completely bewildered. He was afraid that his further perseverance
23 6, 6,3 |       this, Pilate “was the more afraid.” Of course Pilate could
24 6, 7,1 |          strongly, and he wasn’t afraid to openly come forward among