Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3, 0,5 |     Nicodemus, in sharing these common opinions of the Pharisees,
 2 3, 0,12|   gather in prayer meetings for common reading of the books of
 3 3, 0,17|         Pharisees, but also the common people did not believe in
 4 4, 1,5 |       as he always does: it was common practice in the East that
 5 4, 1,10|         their success among the common masses and favours from
 6 4, 1,10|       false prophets’ labours — common to all of them — is pride
 7 4, 1,14|       children of wisdom” — the common Jewish people, penitent
 8 5, 0,41|     these servants (who were of common people origin) that none
 9 5, 0,41|     Jewish leaders, against the common people that have believed
10 5, 0,42| establish what it was. The most common deduction is that in response,
11 5, 0,58|        rest of the people — the common people — rejoiced for all
12 6, 2,5 |     Church on Judgment Day. The common concluding thought of this
13 6, 2,11|   Judgment Day. These signs are common to both of these events.
14 6, 3,1 |         115-118) were sung. The common belief among the liturgists
15 6, 5   |     same residence and shared a common courtyard, they each had
16 6, 6,3 |     feeling for Jesus among the common people, and that they would
17 6, 6,3 |        portray in Lord Jesus) a common criminal. Under pressure