Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 I      |      if the prosperity of our institutions were the goal of our lives. ~
 2 I,0,4  |     the owners of educational institutions. It seems that ownership
 3 I,0,4  |  things ties us down to those institutions - at times, even to buildings -
 4 I,0,4  |      collaboration with other institutions. ~·         When making
 5 II,1,1 |      by financial systems and institutions. But above and beyond legal
 6 II,1,1 |   rules dished out by banking institutions, marketers, and consumer
 7 II,1,1 |   means and ends of religious institutions are markedly different from
 8 III,2  |    well as our ministries and institutions, are inextricably bound
 9 III,2,1|      because of pressure from institutions more financially secure.
10 III,2,4| disposal of organizations and institutions that are dedicated to public
11 III,2,4|     are espoused by financial institutions. We always need to work
12 III,2,4|  sponsored by various banking institutions, programs in which you can