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Alphabetical [« »] nations 8 native 5 nativity 2 natural 23 naturally 26 nature 45 natures 2 | Frequency [« »] 23 kings 23 martha 23 members 23 natural 23 peoples 23 poor 23 presented | Archbishop Averky (Tauchev) Explanation of the four Gospels IntraText - Concordances natural |
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1 3, 0,4 | feast days. It was totally natural for the Lord to appear in 2 3, 0,4 | building, it was especially natural for the Lord Jesus Christ 3 3, 0,8 | brought.~Although Jesus-Man’s natural feelings of hunger were 4 4, 0,20| As the Son of God, it is natural for Him to follow the commandments 5 4, 1,3 | reward. But love through natural inclination or for the sake 6 4, 2 | spiritually hardened people in its natural state, without adorning 7 4, 2,12| it would be expected) the natural feelings of gratitude for 8 4, 2,17| house to another, which is natural to flippant individuals. “ 9 4, 2,17| rejected the demands of natural laws, which are not so specific 10 4, 2,21| nothing but satisfying one’s natural needs. In other words, to 11 5, 0,29| powerful king-conqueror. It is natural for a person to preserve 12 5, 0,29| disclaim yourself from your natural will and inclinations), 13 5, 0,43| words literally — of the natural, physical death — and again 14 5, 0,65| parables, the Lord utilizes the natural attribute of the human heart, 15 6, 2,11| But even these wars and natural calamities will be only 16 6, 2,12| God-given abilities — both natural and grace-endowed — and 17 6, 4,9 | pre-death hours. The most natural hypothesis, is that it was 18 6, 7,2 | other children, born through natural means from Joseph, and that 19 6, 7,3 | one to another are quite natural in an agitated crowd. All 20 6, 7,3 | of blood and water as a natural manifestation. Saint John 21 7, 0,6 | gardener (which is quite natural, because who else would 22 7, 0,6 | Mother — which is quite natural and understandable. To this 23 7, 0,10| the stubborn, which was natural for a simple, yet firmly