Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 6,5 |        a blade of grass than a tree, another Orthodox saint
 2 6,6 |         That green leaf on the tree which you needlessly plucked:
 3 8,3 | illustration of the good olive tree in Rom. 11:17-14. The illustration
 4 8,3 |       is not grafted on a good tree but the reverse — and St.
 5 8,3 |      believers. The good olive tree (kallielaios) with its richness (
 6 8,3 |     branches on the good olive tree, natural and honorary. The
 7 8,3 |     grafted” to the good olive tree of whose richness they partake.
 8 8,3 |      illustration of the olive tree also emphasizes a sharp
 9 8,3 |     broken off” the good olive tree by reason of unbelief (apistia),
10 8,3 |        off from the good olive tree. Earlier in Romans 9-11
11 8,3 |      illustration of the olive tree Saint Paul on the contrary
12 8,3 |    engrafted on the good olive tree, chose many times to stomp
13 11,4|        engrafted onto the rich tree of the Jewish heritage.