Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2, 1   |             upon Him.” Inasmuch as the aim of the miracle was to reveal
 2 2, 1,1 |                established by Him. His aim was for the people to follow
 3 2, 1,3 |                also performed with the aim of revealing His glory as
 4 3, 0,12|                feigned and sycophantic aim at diverting judgment from
 5 4, 0,22|          accompanied the Lord with the aim of accusing Him of violating
 6 4, 1,4 |             has to be done without the aim of bringing attention to
 7 4, 1,10| self-discipline and chaste life. Their aim was to attract people toward
 8 5, 0,23|                assumed that the Lord’s aim in departing into a land
 9 5, 0,39|              and clemency, because the aim of the Son of Man’s coming
10 5, 0,43|              find incongruity with the aim to inflict another reproach
11 5, 0,60|                sent by Herod, with the aim of frightening the Lord
12 5, 0,77|              Pays.~(Mat. 20:1-16).~The aim of this parable is to elucidate
13 5, 0,77|              of all sins. What was the aim of this parable? Peter just
14 5, 0,82|                points to the immediate aim for their travel to Judea: “
15 6, 4,1 |             any case, we know that the aim of Saint John was to expand
16 6, 4,2 |            feet, the Lord explains the aim of His actions, instructing
17 6, 4,3 |               maybe also there was the aim of arousing repentance within
18 6, 6,3 |           death. However, Saint John’s aim was to expand and explain
19 6, 6,3 |               Pilate with the specific aim of liberating Christ from
20 6, 7   |           tongue of the conqueror. The aim of this was to allow every
21 7, 0,9 |            over from supper), with the aim of eradicating the last