Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3, 0,5 |          revelations of the higher mysteries of Himself and of His Kingdom,
 2 3, 0,5 |           had in mind the elevated mysteries of God, which are higher
 3 4, 2   |           given to you to know the mysteries of the Kingdom of Heaven,
 4 4, 2   |          given knowledge of Divine mysteries, even though not fully,
 5 4, 2   |          individual. The concealed mysteries of God’s Kingdom are of
 6 4, 2,1 |        knowledge of God’s Heavenly mysteries, are able to penetrate further
 7 4, 2,1 |       penetrate further into these mysteries, understand them more completely.
 8 4, 2,1 |          sparse knowledge of these mysteries which they had retained
 9 4, 2,1 |            the revelation of these mysteries, they weren’t given assistance
10 4, 2,21|           to what he sees. All its mysteries have to be viewed with the
11 5, 0,47|          which He had revealed the mysteries of God’s Kingdom. Naturally,
12 5, 0,47| Theophylactus says: “God hid great mysteries from those who thought themselves
13 5, 0,68|           see: intellection on the mysteries of God’s Kingdom, Mat. 13:
14 6, 4,7 |          Christ, when all of God’s mysteries will become clear to them,
15 6, 7,3 |        faithful with Christ in the mysteries of baptism and the Eucharist: “
16 8      |          them, Who taught them the mysteries of God’s Kingdom. In this