Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4, 1,16|  Pharisee by the name of Simon, seemingly nurturing a love for the
 2 5, 0,43|     nationalistic conceit, they seemingly forgot about their Egyptian
 3 5, 0,46|         this Psalm, the Lord is seemingly saying: “you cannot accuse
 4 5, 0,47|       expressed their humility. Seemingly, the Lord responded to this
 5 5, 0,48|    asking: who is my neighbor — seemingly fearing to love those people
 6 5, 0,66|     began to laugh at the Lord, seemingly unwilling to admit that
 7 5, 0,77|       of a juvenile mind, but — seemingly — on the contrary, promised
 8 5, 0,78|      been thought through,” was seemingly, the Lord’s answer, “but
 9 6, 2,9 |    slain by their fathers. They seemingly revere the slain righteous,
10 6, 4,4 |        bread lies in that it is seemingly alive, symbolizing life,
11 6, 4,6 |     been honored with.~The Lord seemingly expresses regret at Philip’
12 6, 4,6 |      Spirit of Truth — Who will seemingly replace Christ, and because
13 6, 4,7 |         taught, and in this way seemingly vindicate Christ’s mission
14 6, 4,8 |      Kingdom on earth. The Lord seemingly gives an account to God
15 6, 4,8 |        verses (22-24), the Lord seemingly envisages His Church in
16 6, 4,9 |     Heaven, strengthening Him.” Seemingly, God the Father had left
17 6, 4,10|        the sufferings. The Lord seemingly juxtaposes the 12 legions
18 6, 6,3 |         marveling how magicians seemingly swallow snakes, swords etc. (
19 6, 6,4 |         such moving compassion. Seemingly forgetting His forthcoming
20 6, 7,3 |        the sinful humanity, now seemingly concentrated itself on Christ
21 6, 7,3 | laughing at the Lord, they were seemingly saying: even now, crucified
22 7, 0,7 |         secure as possible, was seemingly conceived and executed to
23 7, 0,12|        Me more than these?” was seemingly hinting at Peter’s promise