Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,3 |     die until his own eyes had witnessed the fulfilment of this prophecy.
 2 2, 1,2 |       Christ. The Lord, having witnessed the candour and artlessness
 3 3, 0,4 |       miracles, and those that witnessed them, believed in Him. However, “
 4 3, 0,9 | Jerusalem on the feast day and witnessed His deeds. Soon, reports
 5 3, 0,17|        and mercy. The sufferer witnessed his full recovery by carrying
 6 4, 1,15|    repenting, even though they witnessed many miracles performed
 7 4, 2,13|       Lord and perhaps, having witnessed the healing of the Centurion’
 8 4, 2,13|    great miracle could only be witnessed by those worthy and capable
 9 4, 2,19| advises us that people, having witnessed the miraculous feeding of
10 5, 0,29|       of the whole world being witnessed by many of His worthy disciples
11 5, 0,37|       thrown into jail. Having witnessed this and feeling aggrieved,
12 5, 0,45|         a practice that can be witnessed in Palestine to this day.~
13 5, 0,47|     tells the Apostles that He witnessed the defeat of the prince
14 6, 2,11|      stated prophesies. Having witnessed the precise fulfillment
15 6, 7,3 |       a miraculous sign, which witnessed the astonishing and extraordinary
16 6, 7,3 |      Roman astronomer Flagonus witnessed this darkness, during which
17 6, 7,3 |     was a rostered priest, who witnessed this miraculous tearing
18 8      |        fact that they have now witnessed with their own eyes the