Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3, 0,5 |     Jesus Christ’s dialogue with Nicodemus.~(John 3:1-21).~The driving
 2 3, 0,5 |         or leaders of the Jews — Nicodemus, a member of the Sanhedrin,
 3 3, 0,5 |       Lord, he arrived at night. Nicodemus calls the Lord “Rabbi,”
 4 3, 0,5 |       school. This already shows Nicodemus’ disposition toward Christ.
 5 3, 0,5 |         Divine power within Him. Nicodemus speaks not only in his own
 6 3, 0,5 | commanding positions. Apparently Nicodemus, in sharing these common
 7 3, 0,5 |       nothing remarkable in that Nicodemus also took the Lord’s words
 8 3, 0,5 |          or sensual. Seeing that Nicodemus still doesn’t understand,
 9 3, 0,5 |          unexplainable.~However, Nicodemus continues to remain in a
10 3, 0,5 |        and with such power, that Nicodemus is unable to reply — and
11 3, 0,5 |          s words not only accuse Nicodemus but also the high-minded
12 3, 0,5 |     Kingdom, the Lord remarks to Nicodemus in a form of a prologue
13 3, 0,5 |          ancient Prophets (which Nicodemus regards Him as such): that
14 3, 0,5 |          of His redeeming act to Nicodemus: “And as Moses lifted up
15 3, 0,6 |      After the conversation with Nicodemus, which took place in Jerusalem
16 4, 1,1 |       them that which He said to Nicodemus: that in order to create
17 5, 0,41| ignorance of the law.” But here, Nicodemus (himself a Pharisee and
18 6, 7,4 |         According to Saint John, Nicodemus arrived — who previously
19 9, 1   |       the Lord Jesus Christ with Nicodemus. Dialogue with the woman