Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,4 | prophecy (5:2), not citing it literally but its meaning, that the
 2 3, 0,4 |   words regarding the temple —literally, and attempted to provoke
 3 4, 1,3 |       fulfil this commandment literally, instead swore by heaven
 4 4, 1,3 |       It’s also inaccurate to literally understand the words: “But
 5 4, 2,13|   These words cannot be taken literally. Just as with Lazarus, having
 6 4, 2,17|     words should not be taken literally. They mean that disagreement
 7 4, 2,21|   having accepted these words literally, became confounded and began
 8 4, 2,21| indeed understood these words literally and not figuratively, just
 9 5, 0,29|    take all of Christ’s words literally, we would be obliged to
10 5, 0,43|      into Church-Slavonic too literally (“tin arhin” — “beginning”) —
11 5, 0,43|   understood the Lord’s words literally — of the natural, physical
12 5, 0,68|       shouldn’t be understood literally — in a crude physical sense —
13 6, 2,9 |       must not be interpreted literally — like the various sects
14 6, 4,6 |  obviously not be interpreted literally but symbolically. The Lord
15 6, 4,6 |     accepted the Lord’s words literally and said: “Lord, here are
16 6, 4,6 |   again took the Lord’s words literally that He will appear in a