Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2, 1,1 |         showing Christ, from a high mountain “and showed Him all the
 2 3, 0,8 |              worshipped Him on this mountain, or, was it the Jews that
 3 3, 0,8 |          deliver a blessing on this mountain, the Samaritans chose Mt.
 4 3, 0,8 |             the importance of their mountain, while Jerusalem was destroyed
 5 4, 0,24|        whole night in prayer on the mountain (in the opinion of the ancients —
 6 4, 1,11|           Christ came down from the mountain, a great multitude of people
 7 4, 2,12|            of swine, grazing on the mountain. We are not that familiar
 8 4, 2,19|          Saint John — He ascended a mountain and sat down with His disciples,
 9 4, 2,19|          and “departed again to the mountain by Himself alone” (John
10 5, 0,30|               led them up on a high mountain by themselves” (Mat. 17:
11 5, 0,30|        Evangelists do not name this mountain, the ancient Christian traditions
12 5, 0,30|       Israeli plains. This majestic mountain, whose height is nearly
13 5, 0,30|             purpose of going up the mountain was to pray and that the
14 5, 0,31| Transfigured and came down from the mountain. During this time, many
15 5, 0,31|          for Him at the foot of the mountain. According to Saint Mark,
16 5, 0,31|             Christ descend from the mountain, “all the people were greatly
17 5, 0,31|          seed, you will say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’
18 6, 2,1 |       miracles: “If you say to this mountain ‘Be removed and be cast
19 6, 2,1 |       course, the relocation of the mountain is to show as an example
20 7, 0,13|           away into Galilee, to the mountain which Jesus had appointed
21 7, 0,13|       appearance by the Lord on the mountain, that Apostle Paul writes
22 7, 0,13|           at once.” The name of the mountain is not mentioned, but it