Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,8 |              With circumcision, the infant was given a name, usually
 2 1, 0,8 |     wilderness. Angered because the infant John could not be located,
 3 1, 1,1 |             that this extraordinary Infant will not be an ordinary
 4 1, 1,2 |        Herself diapered Her newborn Infant: meaning that the birth
 5 1, 1,3 |       Virgin and Joseph brought the infant with them to Jerusalem so
 6 1, 1,3 |           upon seeing Virgin Mary’s Infant, recognised Him as the Messiah-Christ.
 7 1, 1,3 |        witness, in the face of this Infant, the salvation that has
 8 1, 1,3 |      revealed the mystery about the Infant.~ Returning the Child to
 9 1, 1,3 |             foretells that the this Infant will be the subject of arguments
10 1, 1,3 | relationships of people toward this Infant, their true nature will
11 1, 1,4 |           stopped where the Newborn Infant was located.~ What sort
12 1, 1,4 |         birth of this extraordinary Infant. Further narration about
13 1, 1,4 |             born; by that time, the Infant and His mother could have
14 1, 1,5 |            directed him to take the Infant and His mother and flee
15 1, 1,5 |          concluded that even if the Infant is more than 12 months old,
16 1, 1,5 |           any case, He was still an infant — as the Angel called Him
17 6, 2,11|       mother killed and ate her own infant. A vast number of Jews were