Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,3 |      Jesus Christ, Saint John begins his Gospel by expounding
 2 1, 0,3 |     like a physical one, also begins through birth — although
 3 1, 0,9 |       David. Consequently, he begins his Gospel with the Lord’
 4 1, 1,2 |      of the sun, when the day begins to lengthen and the night —
 5 2, 0,7 |      of the Lord.” Saint Mark begins his Gospel with the same
 6 2, 1,1 |   Luke 4:13), because he soon begins to tempt the Lord through
 7 3, 0,5 |  doesn’t understand, the Lord begins to explain what this birth
 8 3, 0,5 |    state of self-humiliation, begins to prepare in his heart
 9 3, 0,6 |    toward Christ, the Baptist begins his answer by directly revealing
10 3, 0,8 |     Samaritan woman, somehow, begins to understand the meaning
11 3, 0,13|  extent, that she gets up and begins to serve them. The driving
12 5, 0,43| Blessed Trinity. And the Lord begins His conversation with the
13 5, 0,44|  condemn Jesus.~However, this begins to annoy him: “I told you
14 5, 0,54|   early return of his master, begins to neglect his responsibilities
15 5, 0,54|   through improper behavior: “begins to beat his fellow servants,
16 5, 0,65|     an attraction toward sin, begins to feel burdened by God’
17 5, 0,65|       to his sober senses: he begins to see and understand his
18 5, 0,65|     father, the elder brother begins to flaunt his achievements,
19 6, 4,1 |    sense of haste. Saint John begins his narrative on the Supper
20 6, 4,3 |        Further on, Saint John begins to enunciate the Lord’s
21 6, 4,8 |   prayer — for the faithful — begins from the 20th verse. The
22 7, 0,8 |   revealing Himself, the Lord begins His dialogue, giving them