Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,6 |      either with relatives or friends. Realising after a lengthy
 2 3, 0,11|     forced to call upon their friends for help in landing all
 3 3, 0,18| others joined them, including friends of Matthew and other tax
 4 3, 0,18|   their own teacher: “Can the friends of the bridegroom mourn
 5 4, 1,12|        Thereupon, he sent his friends and finally — as Saint Matthew
 6 4, 1,14|   never be satisfied by their friends. To them, Pharisees and
 7 4, 1,18|       re-entered him with his friends that were more evil than
 8 4, 2,15|       them. Perhaps, Christ’s friends in earthly terms and those
 9 5, 0,59|   sitting and waiting for His friends for supper; then getting
10 5, 0,59|   place with the Lord and His friends — as unworthy of blessed
11 5, 0,62|      that he invited only his friends, relatives and wealthy neighbors,
12 5, 0,66|  house-steward, we must “make friends for yourselves by unrighteous
13 6, 2,12|      bridegroom, attended by “friends of the bridegroom” (John
14 6, 4,7 |       a neighbor. “You are My friends if you do whatever I command
15 6, 4,7 |   among themselves makes them friends, and as the union of this
16 6, 4,7 |    for them, then in becoming friends with one another, they become
17 6, 4,7 | another, they become Christ’s friends. Having fully portrayed
18 6, 6,3 |       Pilate and Herod became friends — it can be concluded that