Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3, 0,5 |             of mankind: “For God so loved the world that He gave His
 2 4, 1,16|            question: who of the two loved the lender more? Of course,
 3 5, 0,35|              or by neglect toward a loved one, induces him to sin.
 4 5, 0,36|       directives on how to reform a loved one, are tightly bound to
 5 5, 0,36|      tempting him. If enticing your loved one into sin runs contrary
 6 5, 0,37|        merciful attitude toward our loved ones and forgive them their
 7 5, 0,37|            and merciless toward our loved ones and do not forgive
 8 5, 0,42|          the sin of condemning your loved ones. Instead, it offers
 9 5, 0,49| recognizable as sisters of Lazarus, loved by the Lord and whose resurrection
10 5, 0,82|             couldn’t, because as He loved Lazarus, He would not have
11 6, 4,1 |         world to the Father, having loved His own who were in the
12 6, 4,1 |           who were in the world, He loved them to the end” — here,
13 6, 4,3 |           His disciples, whom Jesus loved” narrates the beloved disciple
14 6, 4,6 |         love one another, as I have loved you…” From My love of humans,
15 6, 4,8 |             the love with which You loved Me may be in them.” For
16 6, 7,2 |            and the disciple whom He loved” (as Saint John often refers
17 7, 0,11|            That disciple whom Jesus loved,” i.e. John, as he usually