Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2, 1,2 |       to denigrate Christ, but expresses His superiority above the
 2 3, 0,6 |       of sorrow and envy, John expresses his joy on Christ’s successes.
 3 4, 2,11|   point of view, this decision expresses fear for personal safety,
 4 5, 0,53|   action. “Your lamps burning” expresses the same thought: servants
 5 5, 0,55|    upon the Apostles, the Lord expresses His desire to be speedily “
 6 5, 0,73|       Pharisee. Thus, the Lord expresses the purpose of this parable
 7 6, 2,4 |         while erasure of faith expresses final destruction, which
 8 6, 4,3 |    hideousness of the act, and expresses sorrow for him. “However,
 9 6, 4,6 |       with.~The Lord seemingly expresses regret at Philip’s incomprehension
10 6, 4,6 | commandments. Consequently, he expresses his bewilderment as to why
11 6, 4,9 |       now you are sleeping; or expresses this to shame them, as though
12 6, 6,3 |        earthly kingdom, Pirate expresses his doubts as to the possibility
13 7, 0,6 |   speaking to earthly beings — expresses her grief in the same words