Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3, 0,18|    defends His Disciples - from censure — with genuine fatherly
 2 4, 0,21|         His Disciples from this censure, the Lord points out to
 3 4, 1,17|    Healing of the possessed and censure of the Pharisees.~(Mat.
 4 4, 2,21|         began the sermon with a censure of the Jews, because they
 5 4, 2,21|         s will. Provoked by the censure, the Jews asked Him: “What
 6 5, 0,22|        Lord further adds to His censure of the Pharisees: “Not what
 7 5, 0,26|                                 Censure of the Pharisees Seeking
 8 5, 0,31| commentators relate this Lord’s censure to His disciples, because
 9 5, 0,36|      brotherly love: initially, censure him privately, and if he
10 5, 0,36|        listen to your brotherly censure and admonishment and persist
11 5, 0,43|       The Lord responds to this censure with a decisive answer,
12 5, 0,51|                                 Censure of Scribes and Pharisees.~(
13 5, 0,51|      but with a difference. The censure presented by Saint Luke,
14 5, 0,69|         Lord’s words sound as a censure. Here they sound reassuring
15 5, 0,75|     explains: “The Lord doesn’t censure riches, but those that are
16 5, 0,77|         Lord didn’t immediately censure this arrogance of a juvenile
17 6, 2,9 |                                 Censure of the Scribes and Pharisees.~(
18 6, 4,7 |         18:15; Luke 3:19). This censure is the same as a moral judgment
19 6, 4,7 |   blindness and bitterness.~The censure of the world by the Holy
20 6, 4,7 |         The first point of this censure is the disbelief in the
21 6, 4,10|        Me?” The meaning of this censure is that they embarked on