Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,3 |      brought a sacrifice of the poor: two doves.~ Why was the
 2 2, 1,3 |       miraculous help for these poor people. “Woman, what does
 3 2, 1,3 |       was to bring happiness to poor people, rejoicing in their
 4 3, 0,15|    proclaim to the beggars, the poor and the unfortunate that
 5 3, 0,15| teachings on the kingdom of the poor and penitent hearts were
 6 3, 0,15|  childhood days as the son of a poor carpenter and therefore
 7 4, 1,1 |         s why: “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is
 8 4, 1,1 |  contrasting them with those of poor in spirit. Here of course,
 9 4, 2,1 |     will become richer, while a poor individual, if he is lazy,
10 5, 0,44|      not see” — are the humble, poor in spirit who believed in
11 5, 0,62|   Instead, he should invite the poor, the maimed, the lame and
12 5, 0,62|        it’s wrong to loathe the poor as the Pharisees did, but
13 5, 0,75|        you have and give to the poor, and you will have treasure
14 5, 0,76|  following Him. While they were poor people that had very little —
15 5, 0,76|         doubted that with their poor background, they would be
16 5, 0,80|        individuals followed the poor Galilean Teacher. Being
17 5, 0,80|         half of my goods to the poor; and if I have taken anything
18 6, 0,85|     road” while “others,” being poor and not wearing outer garments, “
19 6, 2,9 |          benevolence toward the poor and the unfortunate, faithfulness
20 6, 2,10|       The Lord stated that this poor widow “has put in more than
21 6, 3,1 |   contrition. “For you have the poor with you always” and you
22 6, 4,3 |      night, everyone — rich and poor — did not venture out of
23 7, 0,7 | disciples steal the body, these poor and simple people, who didn’