Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,3 | Consolation of Israel” ie. God’s promised Messiah, Whose appearance
 2 1, 1,3 |      Your salvation.” Salvation, promised by God, through His Redeemer-Messiah,
 3 2, 1,1 |         ease of the first, which promised not suffering but glory
 4 2, 1,1 |       these words from the devil promised Jesus purely physical control
 5 2, 1,2 |       the Messiah, that had been promised by the Prophets. Philip
 6 3, 0,8 |         He is the Messiah-Christ promised by Moses: “I Who speak to
 7 4, 1,8 |          fervently — as the Lord promised - it will be given and it
 8 4, 2,17|          to whom the Messiah was promised by the Old Testament Prophets,
 9 4, 2,18|          such an extent, that he promised on oath to fulfill any wish
10 5, 0,23|          that God’s Redeemer was promised — nobody else, and it was
11 5, 0,36|     Heaven.” What was previously promised to Peter (16:19), is now
12 5, 0,36|         to Peter (16:19), is now promised to all the Apostles. The
13 5, 0,43|      toward a better life in the Promised Land, so does Christ in
14 5, 0,43|       Abraham’s descendants, are promised by God dominion over the
15 5, 0,77|     seemingly — on the contrary, promised the Apostles great rewards.
16 6, 1,1 |         lush greenery, this tree promised fruit to the passerby when
17 6, 2,8 |    naturally thinking, David was promised that the Messiah will emerge
18 6, 2,11|  Jerusalem, these false prophets promised help from heaven. “He who
19 6, 2,12|          to as inheritors of the promised blessings that have been
20 6, 4,4 |         receiving that, which is promised. In this instance, it is
21 6, 4,5 |    faithfulness to Him, they are promised the inheritance of the Heavenly
22 7, 0,9 |       sins, which was previously promised to Peter — for professing
23 7, 0,13|         as to see Him, as He had promised to be there. Many think