Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,3 |  creatures to strive toward the Cause of their creation, toward
 2 3, 0,5 |     about the new birth and the Cause of the new being: “Unless
 3 4, 0,20|   Himself” does nothing for the cause of Arius, but simply — as
 4 4, 0,20|        ailment can serve as the cause of death, so can a true
 5 4, 1,3 |      with his brother without a cause shall be in danger of the
 6 5, 0,22|    Teacher, labored for a great cause, building God’s Kingdom
 7 5, 0,29|     gave (and are still giving) cause for some people to conclude
 8 5, 0,35|        this world: “But whoever cause one of these little ones
 9 5, 0,38|   partaking of wine, which gave cause for Plutarch to compare
10 5, 0,47|         t mean that God was the cause of this secretion, but rather
11 6, 0,85| resurrection of Lazarus was the cause for this joyous greeting
12 6, 1,2 |          death isn’t always the cause of destruction, but on the
13 6, 1,2 |          hardness of heart. The cause for hostility toward the
14 6, 6,3 |    crown would drive deeper and cause greater wounds.~According
15 6, 7,3 |     lamentation served as a new cause for mocking Him: “Look,