Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,4 |    opened their treasures, they presented gifts to Him: gold, frankincense,
 2 2, 0,7 |      and honey of wild bees. He presented himself as a sharp antithesis
 3 3, 0,6 |       New Testament — was often presented in the form of a marriage (
 4 4, 1,12|        the Kingdom of Heaven is presented as a supper or feast, at
 5 4, 2,1 |     sterile. Stony surfaces are presented as those who, while interested
 6 5, 0,45|          established by Him and presented as the “Door of the sheep,”
 7 5, 0,51|         difference. The censure presented by Saint Luke, was expressed
 8 5, 0,53|     blessedness is figuratively presented in that the lord will “gird
 9 5, 0,57|        owner in the parable) is presented as the Interceder for the
10 5, 0,59|  Messiah or Christ’s Church, is presented here in the guise of a house,
11 5, 0,59|       house has risen” — God is presented as Master of a house, sitting
12 5, 0,77|      goodness. God’s Kingdom is presented here as a landowner, hiring
13 5, 0,78| sufferings. Sufferings here are presented as a cup, which has to be
14 5, 0,78|        death. The Son of God is presented as One condemned, to Whom
15 5, 0,78|          enduring sufferings is presented as though a person is immersed
16 6, 0,85|         The sight of Jerusalem, presented in all its glory, evoked
17 6, 2,4 |     Christ’s Church — which are presented here as one people, the
18 6, 2,7 |         this argument that they presented to the Lord Jesus Christ,
19 6, 2,12|        Jesus Christ Himself, is presented only by Evangelist Matthew
20 6, 4,8 |       received Divine teachings presented to them from the Father
21 6, 5   |       while the false witnesses presented those words as some sort
22 6, 7   |        in Psalm 21:19, which is presented by Saint John: “They divided
23 6, 7,3 |    Messiah, the same people are presented as bringing penitence with