Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,4 |         Michael Pomazanski.~ The attention of every Christian that
 2 1, 0,7 |   because He has paid particular attention to Her humility. In a prophetic
 3 1, 1,4 |       did not pay any particular attention, the Lord instilled into
 4 2, 0,7 |          not but attract general attention. Even the Jewish historian,
 5 3, 0,18|         The Pharisees drew their attention to the fact that the Disciples
 6 4, 1,4 |      without the aim of bringing attention to one’s self, seeking praise
 7 4, 1,5 | appearance, so as not to attract attention to himself, but appear before
 8 4, 1,5 |         This attracted a general attention to their unusual appearances,
 9 4, 1,6 |          devour all our time and attention, and distract us from concerns
10 4, 1,10|         and eloquence but to pay attention to the “fruits” of their
11 4, 1,14|      directing John’s disciples’ attention to His miracles as proof
12 4, 1,14|          is John; pay particular attention to My witness about John
13 4, 2,8 |         imperative to turn one’s attention to, that Jesus-Saviour often
14 4, 2,12|    situation attracted a special attention to the Lord Jesus Christ
15 4, 2,14|      Lord somehow didn’t pay any attention to these cries, apparently
16 4, 2,15|      inasmuch as people pay more attention to what is being preached,
17 4, 2,20|         waves distracted Peter’s attention from Jesus: the fear that
18 5, 0,41|      teachings, but turned their attention only to the fact that He
19 5, 0,51| Pharisees are censured for undue attention to “outer” cleanliness,
20 6, 4,1 |       detail, because their main attention was focused on establishing
21 6, 4,3 |           here, the Lord focuses attention on the unfortunate judgment
22 7, 0,12|     which are in need of special attention from the shepherd. “Lambs,”