Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,3 |       guidance does not cease to direct them amid sinful darkness,
 2 3, 0,13|          and Luke, place this in direct relationship to the preceding
 3 4, 0,20| supposition here is that it is a direct reference to the prophecies
 4 4, 1,3 |           about which there is a direct commandment from the Lord
 5 4, 1,5 |         is wider than just sin — direct violations of moral laws.
 6 4, 1,10|        Prophets so that they may direct the Jews toward the true
 7 4, 1,14|         the Lord does not give a direct answer, inasmuch as to the
 8 4, 1,14|          That’s why instead of a direct answer, the Lord cites Isaiah’
 9 4, 1,15|        mankind, so that He could direct them for Man’s salvation. “
10 4, 2,2 |    suffering. The Lord will then direct that the “wheat” be gathered
11 5, 0,22|        Pharisees are violating a direct and definite commandment
12 5, 0,28|   Messiah.~The Lord then poses a direct question to His disciples: “
13 5, 0,33|           The Lord’s response is direct and definite, aimed against
14 5, 0,43|          Lord didn’t give them a direct answer that they expected.
15 5, 0,47|      about God is not meant in a direct sense, but like, as an example,
16 5, 0,52|       Him with a request that He direct his brother to share an
17 5, 0,54|         The Lord does not give a direct answer to Peter’s question
18 5, 0,66|          to assist the needy, to direct them toward all types of
19 6, 2,12|      Evangelist Matthew with his direct association of the Lord’
20 6, 5   |          remain silent to such a direct question, particularly as
21 6, 6,1 |       Lord. Before giving them a direct answer the Lord censures