Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2, 1,1 | taken root in the misguided, free human soul, which the Lord
 2 2, 1,1 |    guided by instinct, but a free and intelligent personality.
 3 3, 0,5 |  must be like them, Who will free the Jews from their foreign
 4 3, 0,9 |     the reason why they were free of Jewish prejudices, particularly
 5 4, 1   |    such a Messiah, who would free them foreign domination,
 6 4, 2,21| destroy the concept of man’s free will.~As blessed Theophylactus
 7 5, 0,22|    this, he regarded himself free of all social obligations,
 8 5, 0,26|      the Sadducees (liberals/free thinkers) were hostile toward
 9 5, 0,29|      the Lord, but still not free of the Jews’ notion of the
10 6, 2,1 |      example that for faith, free of doubt — nothing is impossible.
11 6, 3,1 |  select a one-year-old lamb, free of any defects. Then on
12 6, 4,3 |      while the right arm was free to reach out toward the
13 6, 6,3 |  that the right arm remained free. This cape was supposed
14 6, 6,3 |    in them a last attempt to free the Lord death. Apparently
15 6, 7   |      On top of the remaining free end of the cross, a board