Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,6 |      joined them, they began to look for Him. Not finding Him,
 2 3, 0,14|        wasn’t there, started to look for Him. Realising this,
 3 3, 0,14|       and James also started to look for Jesus, and in locating
 4 4, 1,3 |       inner desire or a wanting look at a woman — is already
 5 4, 1,14|        the Coming One, or do we look for another?” (Mat. 11:3;
 6 4, 2,8 |       with parables, one has to look for similarities, likenesses —
 7 4, 2,10|       follow Christ, should not look back at the world with kindred
 8 4, 2,15|         insidious. People often look with envy and hatred upon
 9 4, 2,21| understand in a sensate way? To look upon objects simply and
10 5, 0,62|       the Pharisees did, but to look upon the feast as an event
11 5, 0,69|     them rest, but that we must look upon our evil deeds as a
12 5, 0,75|      calming them with His very look and said: “With men this
13 6, 4,3 |       from evil. If one doesn’t look at the intention, then the
14 6, 4,10|   blanket, he hurried to have a look at what’s happening. However,
15 6, 7,2 |   remained alone with no one to look after Her. That’s why with
16 6, 7,3 |         cause for mocking Him: “Look, He is calling for Elijah!”
17 6, 7,3 |         prophesies: “they shall look unto me whom they have pierced” (
18 7, 0,10|     Reach your finger here, and look at My hands…” The Lord is