Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,2 |       that “The ox knoweth his owner, and the ass his master’
 2 3, 0,11|       the Lord directed Simon (owner of the boat) to row further
 3 4, 2,8 |  sermons - just like a prudent owner that withdraws from his
 4 4, 2,9 |                         On the owner, preserving the new and
 5 4, 2,14| reached a house (of an unnamed owner), did the Lord ask the blind
 6 5, 0,57|        Tree.~(Luke 13:6-9)~The owner of the vineyard in this
 7 5, 0,57|     the vineyard. The vineyard owner is to be understood as being
 8 5, 0,57|       The Son of God (vineyard owner in the parable) is presented
 9 5, 0,66|     many are confused that the owner of the estate — which undoubtedly
10 6, 2,4 |       happen with us. When the owner “will come,” must not be
11 6, 4,1 |        he enters, and tell its owner: “The Teacher says, ‘My
12 6, 4,1 |     just as the Lord said. The owner took them to a large, prepared
13 6, 4,7 |       the vinedresser.” As the owner of the vineyard, the Father
14 6, 4,9 |      assumed that the garden’s owner was favorably inclined toward
15 9, 3   |      cast into the sea. On the owner, preserving the new and