Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,2 |   Saviour’s birth, near His crib stood an ox and an ass, as though
 2 1, 1,4 |     Bethlehem, “till it came and stood over where the young Child
 3 3, 0,12|           The individual usually stood up to read and sat down
 4 3, 0,12|     middle of the synagogue, but stood up fully recovered, because
 5 4, 1,10|        persecuted by people that stood at the helm of authority,
 6 5, 0,41|      eighth day, which was Jesus stood and cried out, saying, ‘
 7 5, 0,57|      world, just as the fig tree stood alone in the vineyard. The
 8 5, 0,66|      house-steward (who had been stood down from running the estate)
 9 5, 0,70|         group of ten lepers “who stood afar off,” because the law
10 5, 0,70| Samaritans, the latter sometimes stood higher than them. Saddened,
11 6, 4,9 |  Evangelists narrate that having stood up from His prayer, the
12 6, 5   |          denial took place as he stood warming himself near an
13 6, 5,1 |          not” replied Peter, and stood closer to the open fire
14 7, 0,9 |      were shut,” “Jesus came and stood in the midst, and said to
15 7, 0,11|      morning had now come, Jesus stood on the shore; yet the disciples
16 7, 0,11|     mysterious stranger was that stood on the beach, and informed
17 7, 0,11|     transpired that the Apostles stood away from the Lord at a