Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2, 0,7 |           to preach about and bear testimony to the Lord Jesus Christ,
 2 3, 0,16|        himself to the priest “as a testimony to them” in the sense that,
 3 4, 0,19|           spring. According to the testimony of Evsevius (in the 5th
 4 4, 0,20|         well as that He bears more testimony than John: this testimony
 5 4, 0,20|          testimony than John: this testimony is from His God the Father,
 6 4, 0,20|           from His God the Father, testimony of signs and miracles that
 7 5, 0,46|          There could be no clearer testimony of Christ’s Divinity than
 8 6, 2,8 | simultaneously providing us with a testimony of His Divine worthiness
 9 6, 5   |            not even then did their testimony agree (Mark 14:59).~Throughout
10 6, 5   |            Mark, another witnesses testimony was somewhat different).
11 6, 5,1 |         the juxtaposition of their testimony, a precise and full history
12 6, 5,1 |          According to Saint Mark’s testimony, when the rooster crowed
13 6, 6,2 |        Saint John Chrysostom, this testimony increases the guilt of both
14 6, 7,3 |        seen has testified, and his testimony is true” — 19:35). The Purest
15 6, 7,3 |         confirming this — “and his testimony is true” (John 19:35).~The
16 7, 0,6 |          Resurrection, because the testimony of a mother would have been
17 7, 0,12|        Saint John concludes with a testimony thereof: “This is the disciple
18 7, 0,12|       things; and we know that his testimony is true.” This confirms
19 8      |      concludes his Gospel with the testimony of what transpired after