Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2, 1,1 |     Lord performed miracles to satisfy not His but the needs of
 2 3, 0,8 |       That’s why He refused to satisfy His hunger and replied to
 3 4, 0,21|  plucked cornheads in order to satisfy their hunger.~A human was
 4 4, 1,6 | likened to a servant trying to satisfy two masters that have contrasting
 5 4, 2,15|       having faith, and not to satisfy idle curiosity or to prove
 6 4, 2,21|       to meat of livestock, to satisfy bodily hunger.~It is as
 7 5, 0,37|      is never in a position to satisfy God’s just judgment, just
 8 5, 0,67|   previously Lazarus wished to satisfy his hunger with crumbs,
 9 6, 1,1 |      Divine almighty powers to satisfy His human needs, but resorted
10 6, 6,3 |  believe in Him, but purely to satisfy his curiosity. This can
11 6, 6,3 |    feelings, Pilate decided to satisfy the mob’s lust for blood
12 6, 6,3 |  assumed that this was done to satisfy the mob’s lust for blood