Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 1,3 |     starets” named Simeon who was waiting for the “Consolation of
 2 1, 1,4 |          the them, that they were waiting for a Great King, Redeemer,
 3 3, 0,14|         town, where everybody was waiting and looking for Him. However,
 4 4, 2,10|        Him. Another disciple, not waiting to be called, expressed
 5 5, 0,26|         approached Him, evidently waiting especially for Him. Normally,
 6 5, 0,31|        around Christ’s disciples, waiting for Him at the foot of the
 7 5, 0,57| understood to be Lord God, Who is waiting for the Jewish people’s
 8 5, 0,59|           of a house, sitting and waiting for His friends for supper;
 9 5, 0,61|        watched Him closely,” i.e. waiting for an opportunity to accuse
10 5, 0,68|      adultery. The Pharisees were waiting to see who would be favored
11 5, 0,81|           Jews (at the time) were waiting for the commencement of
12 6, 2,12|         in case the lamps run out waiting for his late arrival. Using
13 6, 2,12|        East, the Lord equates the waiting for His Second Coming with
14 6, 4,10|         to intervene for Him. Not waiting for a response to a question