Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3, 0,7 |    marriage with Philip. She openly moved into the palace, having
 2 4, 1,14| baffled as to why He doesn’t openly proclaim Himself as the
 3 5, 0,34|   Christ’s name, yet did not openly follow Christ.~Motivated
 4 5, 0,34|      whatever reason, do not openly declare themselves as My
 5 5, 0,41|    nature — but nobody spoke openly “for fear of the Jews,”
 6 5, 0,41|    Prophet,” while some were openly saying that “this is the
 7 5, 0,83|      t afraid to speak quite openly among themselves, and therefore
 8 6, 2,2 |    John wasn’t a prophet. To openly admit that John was a Prophet,
 9 6, 4,3 |   Not wanting to expose this openly before all the disciples —
10 6, 4,10|  behalf. And He suddenly and openly — as though not fearing
11 6, 4,10|      want to accuse the Lord openly, in front of all the people
12 6, 5   |    with His answer: “I spoke openly to the world. I always taught
13 6, 6,1 |    Pleased that the Lord had openly declared Himself the Son
14 6, 7,1 |      and he wasn’t afraid to openly come forward among the mockery