Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4, 0,21|      Disciples through a cornfield. Feeling hungry, the Disciples commenced
 2 4, 2,5 |           powers of the soul: mind, feeling and will.~ ~
 3 5, 0,30|  particularly amazing, grace-filled feeling that enveloped the Apostles’
 4 5, 0,30|        Peter’s own words) that, the feeling of joy so overwhelmed Peter, “
 5 5, 0,37|           Having witnessed this and feeling aggrieved, went and related
 6 5, 0,39|            this given instance, the feeling within the Apostles was
 7 5, 0,39|           the Samaritans — and this feeling of animosity, in servers
 8 5, 0,41|            were meant for them, and feeling hurt, some of them exclaimed: “
 9 5, 0,62|          this expression voiced the feeling that prevailed among the
10 5, 0,64|             ceases to be an immoral feeling when it is directed at that,
11 5, 0,73|          The Pharisee prayed with a feeling of conceit and self-exaltation,
12 5, 0,81| self-justification. Having lost the feeling of sonship with God, he
13 5, 0,84|          sign of her repentance — a feeling that is more lacking in
14 6, 6,3 |           he would find a different feeling for Jesus among the common
15 6, 7,1 |             Lord’s cross produced a feeling that made him think over
16 7, 0,5 |      Evangelists varies, creating a feeling of contradiction between
17 7, 0,6 |             by an instinctive inner feeling, she turned around and saw
18 7, 0,10|     especially severe, overwhelming feeling in Thomas: it was as though