Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1, 0,3 |       the Son, did not think in terms of passion and carnal birth.
 2 2, 1,2 |        the 9th hour (or, in our terms 4 o’clock in the afternoon)
 3 3, 0,17|       infirmity that in today's terms is called paralysis. Saints
 4 4, 1,12|        unusual for a heathen in terms of faith and humility, that
 5 4, 2,15|     Christ’s friends in earthly terms and those of the same age
 6 5, 0,78| disciples, imagining in earthly terms and thinking only of Messiah’
 7 6, 2,9 |       Epistles, they used these terms in relation to themselves:
 8 6, 4,3 |        close to the Lord and in terms of the then prevailing custom,
 9 6, 4,3 |         the betrayer in general terms only: “The hand of My betrayer
10 6, 4,8 |      into Divine glory in human terms, of which He prays: “And
11 6, 6,2 |         32:7, speaks in general terms the purchase of a potter’