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 1 1, 0,8 |      Consequently, the mother’s wish to name her son John would
 2 1, 1,1 |       merciful), Joseph did not wish to expose Her seeming transgression
 3 4, 2,1 |   everything; but he who has no wish, exerts no effort, then
 4 4, 2,12|         those people who do not wish to have within their boundaries
 5 4, 2,17|     normal for the Jews, but to wish peace — doesn’t mean it
 6 4, 2,18| promised on oath to fulfill any wish she desired. Excusing herself
 7 5, 0,33|        be emulated by those who wish to enter the Kingdom of
 8 5, 0,38|      can go there whenever they wish, but He can go there only
 9 5, 0,52|      something the Lord did not wish to allow. With that, He
10 5, 0,55|         on the earth, and how I wish it were already kindled” —
11 5, 0,59|   strict demands from those who wish to enter the Kingdom of
12 5, 0,74|         worthiness. For all who wish to enter the Kingdom of
13 5, 0,77|        yours and go your way. I wish to give to this last man
14 5, 0,77|      lawful for me to do what I wish with my own things? Or is
15 5, 0,78|        with Christ by those who wish to be close to Him. This
16 6, 1,2 |         and asked him: “Sir, we wish to see Jesus.” Hellenes —
17 6, 1,2 |       respect. Their words: “We wish to see Jesus” is not an
18 6, 2,11|      the Roman commander Titus’ wish to save the temple as a
19 6, 6,3 |        do not have, nor do they wish to have, any other king
20 7, 0,5 |       in order to fulfill their wish and final obligation of
21 7, 0,7 |        the minds of people that wish to live in anonymity? And
22 7, 0,12|      carry you where you do not wish” — here, under the guise
23 9, 1   |   eternal life. The Hellenists’ wish to see Jesus Christ. On