Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  5, 5 |   not taking him from this dry earth, but from an invisible
 2    I, 18, 1 |  the evening, the morning, dry land, sea, plants, and,
 3  III, 10, 3 |  and His hands founded the dry land. Come ye, let us worship
 4  III, 17, 2 |  dough cannot be formed of dry wheat without fluid matter,
 5  III, 17, 2 |  water from heaven. And as dry earth does not bring forth
 6  III, 17, 2 |   also, being originally a dry tree, could never have brought
 7  III, 20, 1 |  hath made the sea and the dry land." [This was done] that
 8   IV,  8, 3 |   of his own accord carded dry wood into the camp of God,
 9   IV, 33, 14| the desert, and riven in a dry land, to give drink to my
10   IV, 33, 14|    of the Holy Spirit in a dry land, to give water to the
11   IV, 36, 4 |    fig-tree immediately to dry up; and in the days of Noah
12    V, 15, 1 |  surface of the plain very dry. And He said unto me, Son
13    V, 15, 1 | thou shalt say to them, Ye dry bones, hear the word of