Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,4  |       the Apostle instructs us, saying, “Examine yourselves,~whether
 2 I, 1,5  | themselves? Will he not rather,~saying farewell to all rational
 3 I, 1,6  |         nature of the Divinity, saying that the~essence of God
 4 I, 1,18 |         the Apostle Paul; after saying that~“there is none other
 5 I, 2,7  |     justified them precisely by saying~that by the words “from
 6 II, 3,1 |       this would be the~same as saying that the world itself is
 7 II, 3,5 |       Epistle to the Ephesians, saying that~God (the Father) placed
 8 II, 3,6 |         5:1-2).~It goes without saying that the holy Fathers and
 9 II, 5,3 |       guilt, the untruth in his saying that he had hidden from
10 II, 5,3 |        he healed the paralytic, saying to him, “Behold thou art
11 II, 5,3 |       Testament righteous ones, saying that they are those “of
12 II, 7,5 |    express themselves thus: “In saying that the teaching of the
13 II, 8,2 |       of the mysteries of God,” saying,~“Let a man so account of
14 II, 8,5 |      literally: “This is a hard saying; who can~hear it?” (John
15 II, 8,5 |       thanks, and gave to them, saying Drink ye all of it; for
16 II, 8,5 |     brake it and gave unto them saying This is My Body which is
17 II, 8,5 |       also the cup after supper saying This cup is the new testament
18 II, 8,7 |       ministry. It goes without saying that the successors of the~
19 Add, 0,4|       himself to general words,~saying that “each one is a sincere
20 Add, 0,7|        about the Kingdom, after saying, ‘Come, ye~blessed of My
21 Add, 0,7|         from the wicked is like saying that the sun~hides itself
22 App, 4  |      allegoricalness,~its “hard saying” (Prov. 1:3), without taking
23 App, 5,4|  compilers of canons and lives, saying: “O ye childish ones, do