Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3, 0,16|                  Healing of the leper.~(Mark 1:40-45; Luke 5:12-
 2 3, 0,16|  narrates on the healing of the leper (8:1-4), and such an authoritative
 3 3, 0,16|       spread the infection.~The leper boldly violates the law
 4 3, 0,16|    forbidding the touching of a leper — that for the Clean, there
 5 3, 0,16|  authority. He tells the former leper to go and show himself to
 6 3, 0,16|         Lord directs the healed leper to show himself to the priest “
 7 3, 0,17|      not fruitlessly say to the leper: “Your sins are forgiven
 8 3, 0,18|       miraculous healing of the leper took place, the Lord saw
 9 4, 1,11|                Cleansing of the leper.~(Mat. 8:1-4)~After the
10 4, 1,11| describe) He is approached by a leper, pleading to be cured of
11 4, 1,11|   isolated incident of curing a leper - bearing in mind the many
12 4, 1,11|         Lord directed the cured leper to appear before a priest
13 4, 1,11|        Without this, the former leper would not be able to return
14 4, 1,11|        Lord commanded the cured leper to keep silent about the
15 4, 1,11|     surmised that had the cured leper not gone to Jerusalem to
16 4, 1,11|      that the purportedly cured leper was never ill.~ ~
17 5, 0,84|       in the house of Simon the leper. Naturally, this supper
18 6, 3,1 |       in the house of Simon the leper. Church tradition differentiates
19 6, 3,1 | Jerusalem. Simon was called the leper, because apparently the
20 6, 3,1 |       in the house of Simon the leper, finally made him understand
21 9, 2   |   mother-in-law. Healing of the leper. Healing of a paralytic
22 9, 2   |    withered arm. Healing of the leper. Healing of a centurion’