Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,4 |    outside Himself. The same word appears as the first in John’s Gospel.
 2 1, 0,4 |           eternity. The same word appears once more in another part
 3 1, 0,9 |         to the whole humanity and appears as the Saviour of all people.
 4 2, 0,7 |   spiritual sense, the wilderness appears as the people of Israel,
 5 3, 0,6 |          wrote his Gospel; and it appears Saint Luke didn’t have sufficient
 6 3, 0,6 |         to determine. However, it appears it was not adjacent to Jordan,
 7 3, 0,16|       frightful and repulsive. It appears on the body in blotches,
 8 4, 2,17|       disagreement between people appears as the undoubted and necessary
 9 5, 0,37|         In this parable, the Lord appears in the guise as a king that
10 5, 0,37|     servants. Similarly, a person appears as a debtor before God,
11 5, 0,37| represents each person-sinner who appears before God as an undischarged
12 5, 0,37|           suffering. This parable appears as a wonderfully demonstrative
13 5, 0,41|           Pascha, He triumphantly appears in the temple as the Son
14 5, 0,41|           the second (chp. 5), He appears as a traveler, but His actions
15 5, 0,45|        John 10:1-21).~This sermon appears as a continuance of the
16 5, 0,49|        because the figure of Mary appears as a symbol of Blessed Virgin
17 5, 0,65|       heavens when a sinner, that appears to have been destroyed and
18 6, 4,1 |         Lord’s crucifixion.~There appears a question— why did Christ
19 6, 4,8 |          God’s eyes, all His work appears as accomplished. That’s
20 7, 0,6 |                             Jesus Appears to Mary Magdalene.~(John
21 7, 0,8 |          Body. That’s why when He appears to them collectively, behind