Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 2,5  |    have been expressed in~such events as the creation of the world,
 2 II, 4,1 |        be disturbed by present events, whether they~are fortunate
 3 II, 5,2 |       is the testimony~of many events in the Gospel and of the
 4 II, 6,2 |        other~features), of the events preceding the betrayal of
 5 II, 6,5 |       means of it they explain events in the~life of mankind,
 6 II, 6,6 |  together with all the further events in the~life of the Lord
 7 II, 0,1 |      of God tells us about the events of the~end of time: the
 8 Add, 0,5|       the course of historical events and discerning in them the
 9 Add, 0,7| universal resurrection and the events that follow after it are
10 App, 5,2|      ancient Church the latter events (if one~may speak of an