Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 2,4  |        of heretics.~Desiring to bring the mystery of the All-Holy
 2 I, 2,4  |        our earthly concepts, to~bring what is beyond understanding
 3 II, 3,6 |        skilled musicians cannot bring forth harmonious~sounds (
 4 II, 5,1 |     sighing; in pain thou shalt bring forth children” (the~words
 5 II, 6,8 |       the unjust, that He~might bring us to God, being put to
 6 II, 7,1 |         purgeth it, that it may bring forth more fruit . . . Abide
 7 II, 7,1 |     this~fold; them also I must bring and they shall hear My voice;
 8 II, 7,3 |       the Good Shepherd, had to bring in also those sheep who~
 9 II, 7,5 |     time: it is foreordained to bring people to faith “unto the
10 II, 8,4 |    immediately after Baptism to bring down the Holy Spirit upon
11 II, 8,4 | baptized Samaritans in order to bring down~upon them the Holy
12 Add, 0,4|       homilies were intended to bring sinners to their senses,
13 App, 2  |        has a difficult path: to bring together freedom of thought,~