Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,8 |          of sins and not earthly greatness, which the then spiritual
 2 1, 1,2 |    Redemption revealed the total greatness of God’s benevolence, His
 3 2, 1,2 |           as a King with earthly greatness, will come and appear in
 4 3, 0,6 |      directly revealing Christ’s greatness in comparison to himself,
 5 4, 1,14| aspirations of earthly glory and greatness. Only he, whose soul had
 6 4, 1,14|         John himself doubted the greatness of the Lord, after the departure
 7 4, 1,15|    nobody can comprehend all the greatness and goodness of the Son,
 8 4, 1,15|          the Son, as well as the greatness and goodness of the Father.
 9 4, 2,12|          actions.~Apparently the greatness and omnipotence of the Son
10 5, 0,38|          appear there in all His greatness and glory (Interpretation
11 5, 0,46|        inwardly acknowledged the greatness of the Lord’s miracles.
12 6, 0,86| Evidently, at that moment, God’s greatness and might shined in the
13 6, 6,3 |          revealed more spiritual greatness and moral beauty of a true
14 6, 7   |          prayer testifies to the greatness of His spirit and serves
15 7, 0,11|   glorified, filled with special greatness and Divinity. However, they