Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3, 0,8 |   possibly by His clothing or manner of speech) as a Jew, the
 2 3, 0,17|       lowered in such a risky manner before the feet of Jesus,
 3 4, 0,20|     the Son also does in like manner.” As the Son of God, it
 4 4, 1,1 |     it, and persecuted in all manner for their fidelity to the
 5 4, 1,16|     He would have known “what manner of woman this is” and would
 6 5, 0,23|   adapted His words in such a manner as to reflect the Jews’
 7 5, 0,56|     not punish in this severe manner. The Lord is forbearing,
 8 5, 0,60| decided to remove Him in this manner. Through this action, Herod
 9 5, 0,82|    anxiety in a very poignant manner: “Let us also go, that we
10 5, 0,83|      Passover in a triumphant manner — not secretly, as apparently
11 6, 2,11|   apparently responds in like manner — in keeping with their
12 7, 0,7 |    Saint Chrysostom: “In what manner did His disciples steal