Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,2 |   surpasses all understanding (Philip. 4:7) and settles in the
 2 2, 0,7 |        of Galilee, his brother Philip tetrarch of Iturea and the
 3 2, 0,7 |      Bethlehem; his other son, Philip, governed Iturea — a country
 4 2, 1,2 |        to Galilee and summoned Philip to follow Him. In locating
 5 2, 1,2 | locating his friend Nathanael, Philip tried to invite him, saying: “
 6 2, 1,2 |      promised by the Prophets. Philip did not see the need to
 7 2, 1,2 |       and nobody else: “Before Philip called you, when you were
 8 2, 1,3 |      day of His departure with Philip and Nathanael from Galilee.
 9 3, 0,7 |  Herodias, wife of his brother Philip. The first three Evangelists
10 3, 0,7 |   unhappy in her marriage with Philip. She openly moved into the
11 3, 0,11|    were later joined by Simon, Philip and Nathanael. However,
12 4, 0,24|  Andrew, 3) James, 4) John, 5) Philip, 6) Bartholomew, 7) Thomas,
13 4, 2,19|    opportunity to test Apostle Philip’s faith by asking him: “
14 4, 2,19|     eat?” (John 6:5), to which Philip replied: “Two hundred denarii
15 5, 0,27|    Julias in honor of Tetrarch Philip Julius), a blind person
16 5, 0,28|      decorated by the Tetrarch Philip, and named Caesarea — in
17 6, 1,2 |    Hellenes approached Apostle Philip and asked him: “Sir, we
18 6, 1,2 | converted to the Jewish faith. Philip passed on the request to
19 6, 1,2 |      on the request to Andrew. Philip and Andrew were the only
20 6, 1,2 |    living in Decapolis, and as Philip was born in Galilean Bethsaida,
21 6, 4,6 |   outstanding in his sagacity, Philip said to the Lord: “Show
22 6, 4,6 |  seemingly expresses regret at Philip’s incomprehension and instills