Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,5|            of evil into my heart?” asked Saint John of Kronstadt.
 2 3,4    |           a drink,’ you would have asked Him, and he would have given
 3 5,1    |           questions but need to be asked. Writing and reading about
 4 5,2    |       sorrowful and distraught. He asked the disciples to pray with
 5 5,3    |              Ex. 3:12). When Moses asked for God’s name, God revealed
 6 5,4    |          God. “Are you angry?” God asked. Jonah replied: “I am angry
 7 5,4    |   debilitating ailment. Saint Paul asked the Lord three times to
 8 6,1    |         Ask him.” The monk who had asked the questions looked amazed.~
 9 6,6    |            humility. “Were I to be asked,” declares Staretz Silouan, “
10 7,5    |       stole food to eat. Dorotheos asked the steward to give the
11 7,5    |           dear brother,” Dorotheos asked, “did I not give you everything
12 9,2    |   tradition.” Then one day someone asked: “By the way, what is in
13 9,2    |         would you reply if someone asked you: “What’s in the treasure
14 9,2    | convincingly? And what if you were asked, “What does Christ really
15 10,1   |         talk, one of his disciples asked a question: “Abba, how far
16 11,2   |            Bulgarians Orthodox?” I asked my father. “Yes! Don’t you