Chapter, Paragraph

  1 2,3 |            Book on the House of God, Ch. 12].~Following these interpretations,
  2 9,6 |         space of three days” (Bk. 8, Ch. 42], that is, in honor
  3 10,1|              the stories of Abraham (Ch. 12-25), of Isaac and his
  4 10,1|            twin sons Esau and Jacob (Ch. 26-36), and of Jacob's
  5 10,1|              in Genesis, was Joseph (Ch. 37-50).~ ~Exodus.~This
  6 10,1|             s armies in the Red Sea (Ch. 1-18) and 2) Israel's sojourn
  7 10,1|         Covenant, Tabernacle, etc. — Ch. 19-40). At the center of
  8 10,1|             dealing with sacrifices (Ch. 1-7); 2) consecration of
  9 10,1|             priests to their office (Ch. 8-10); 3) laws setting
 10 10,1|           between clean and unclean (Ch. 11-15); 4) the ceremony
 11 10,1|             annual Day of Atonement (Ch. 16); 5) laws to govern
 12 10,1|          people (the Holiness Code — Ch. 17-26); and 6) an appendix
 13 10,1|          appendix on religious vows (Ch. 27).~Through the various
 14 10,1|            for departure from Sinai (Ch. 1-10:10); 2) the journey
 15 10,1|            southern Canaan was made (Ch. 10:11-21:13); and 3) the
 16 10,1|    approaching Canaan from the East (Ch. 21:14-36).~Here we see
 17 10,1|           Israel from Sinai to Moab (Ch. 1-4); 2) The Covenant —
 18 10,1|      Covenant — Proof of God's love (Ch. 5-11); 3) Moses' explanation
 19 10,1|              explanation of the Law (Ch. 12-26); and 4) Moses' last
 20 10,1|         Moses' last words and death (Ch. 27-34).~ ~Joshua.~The book
 21 10,1|             and the sack of Jericho (Ch. 1-6); it then tells how
 22 10,1|             highlands to conquer Ai (Ch. 7-8) and, through a humorous
 23 10,1|            allies of the Gibeonites (Ch. 9). This led to a great
 24 10,1|           the conquest of the South (Ch. 10). A final engagement
 25 10,1|        Canaanite power in Palestine (Ch. 11). following a brief
 26 10,1|        summary of Joshua's triumphs (Ch. 12), the book describes
 27 10,1|            among the several tribes (Ch. 13-23) and how Israel entered
 28 10,1|              awesomely demonstrated (Ch. 24).~ ~Judges.~Despite
 29 10,1|          that in the book of Joshua (Ch. 1-2:5); then follows the
 30 10,1|             moralizing introduction (Ch. 2:6-3:6), relates the adventures
 31 10,1|          individual Judges: Othniel (Ch. 3:7-11), Ehud (Ch. 3:12-
 32 10,1|          Othniel (Ch. 3:7-11), Ehud (Ch. 3:12-30), Shamgar (Ch.
 33 10,1|               Ch. 3:12-30), Shamgar (Ch. 3:31), Deborah (Ch. 4-5),
 34 10,1|         Shamgar (Ch. 3:31), Deborah (Ch. 4-5), Gideon (Ch. 6-8)
 35 10,1|           Deborah (Ch. 4-5), Gideon (Ch. 6-8) and his infamous son,
 36 10,1|             infamous son, Abimelech (Ch. 9), two minor Judges (Ch.
 37 10,1|            Ch. 9), two minor Judges (Ch. 10:1-5); Jephthah (Ch.
 38 10,1|               Ch. 10:1-5); Jephthah (Ch. 10:6-12:7), three more
 39 10,1|             three more minor Judges (Ch. 12:8-15) and Samson (Ch.
 40 10,1|             Ch. 12:8-15) and Samson (Ch. 13-16). The book concludes
 41 10,1|       migration of the Tribe of Dan (Ch. 17-18) and the sins of
 42 10,1|            sins of the Benjaminites (Ch. 19-21). In all this, one
 43 10,1|         security of her native land (Ch. 1). There, her loyalty
 44 10,1|            won her the love of Boaz (Ch. 2-4:12), and, through her
 45 10,1| great-grandmother of David the King (Ch. 4:13-22).~ ~First and Second
 46 10,1|              and the death of David (Ch. 1-2) and recounts the history
 47 10,1|          history of Solomon's reign (Ch. 3-11). It then continues
 48 10,1|            and Jehoshaphat of Judah (Ch. 12-22). Here also we encounter
 49 10,1|         divided into four parts: 1) (Ch. 1-2) — the setting of the
 50 10,1|           the Court of the King; 2) (Ch. 3-7) — the development
 51 10,1|              Haman and his sons; 3) (Ch. 8-10) — the destruction
 52 10,1|              Feast of Purim; and 4) (Ch. 11-16) — further additions
 53 10,1|            eight parts: 1) Prologue (Ch. 1-2); 2) 1st Cycle of Speeches (
 54 10,1|               1st Cycle of Speeches (Ch. 3-14); 3) 2nd Cycle of
 55 10,1|               2nd Cycle of Speeches (Ch. 15-21); 4) 3rd Cycle of
 56 10,1|               3rd Cycle of Speeches (Ch. 22-28); 5) Job's final
 57 10,1|           final summary of his case (Ch. 29-31); 6) Elihu's speeches (
 58 10,1|            31); 6) Elihu's speeches (Ch. 32-37); 7) God's speeches (
 59 10,1|              37); 7) God's speeches (Ch. 38-42:6); and 8) an Epilogue (
 60 10,1|              6); and 8) an Epilogue (Ch. 42:7-20). [We note that
 61 10,1|             and five appendices: 1) (Ch. 1-9:18) Ten discourses
 62 10,1|           admonitions and poems; 2) (Ch. 10-22:16) 1st Collection
 63 10,1|              Sayings of Solomon; 3) (Ch. 22:17-24:22) “The Sayings
 64 10,1|              the 1st Appendix added (Ch. 24:23-34), also entitled “
 65 10,1|            Sayings of the Wise”; 4) (Ch. 25-29) 2nd Collection of
 66 10,1|            of Solomon; 2nd Appendix (Ch. 30:1-14), entitled “The
 67 10,1|              of Agur”; 3rd Appendix (Ch. 30:15-33) — a collection
 68 10,1|      numerical proverbs; Appendix 4 (Ch. 31:1-9), entitled “The
 69 10,1|              Massa”; and Appendix 5 (Ch. 31:10-31) — praise of the
 70 10,1|         divided into five parts: 1) (Ch. 1-25) — sermons against
 71 10,1|           sermons against Judah; 2) (Ch. 26-35) — narrative passages,
 72 10,1|       interspersed with sermons; 3) (Ch. 36-45) — biographical narratives
 73 10,1|              probably by Baruch; 4) (Ch. 46-51) — oracles against
 74 10,1|             foreign nations; and 5) (Ch. 52) — a historical appendix.
 75 10,1|        divided into three parts: 1) (Ch. 1-24) Oracles of warning;
 76 10,1|              Oracles of warning; 2) (Ch. 25-32) Oracles against
 77 10,1|             foreign nations; and 3) (Ch. 33-48) Oracles of hope.
 78 10,1|             comes from this Prophet (Ch. 37).~ ~Daniel.~The Prophet
 79 10,1|             consists of six stories (Ch. 1-6), which illustrate
 80 10,1|             in the flaming furnace — Ch. 3), and four visions (Ch.
 81 10,1|            Ch. 3), and four visions (Ch. 7-12) interpreting current
 82 10,1|          divided into two parts: 1) (Ch. 1-3) The Allegory of the
 83 10,1|             of the Marriage; and 2) (Ch. 4-14) Sermons based on
 84 10,1|           called them to repentance (Ch. 1-2:27) and using this
 85 10,1|              judgment and blessings (Ch. 2:28-3:21), which constitutes
 86 10,1|        divided into three parts: 1) (Ch. 1-2) — oracles against
 87 10,1|              Israel's neighbors; 2) (Ch. 3-6) — indictment of Israel
 88 10,1|           sin and injustice; and 3) (Ch. 7-9) — visions of Israel'
 89 10,1|          divides into two parts: 1) (Ch. 1-2) — Jonah's first call
 90 10,1|           belly of the fish; and 2) (Ch. 3-4) — his second call
 91 10,1|        Judgment of Israel and Judah (Ch. 1-3); 2) Israel in the
 92 10,1|         Israel in the Messianic Age (Ch. 4-5); and 3) Accusations
 93 10,1|           Accusations and Judgments (Ch. 6-7). His prophecy concerning
 94 10,1|        divided into three parts: 1) (Ch. 1-2:5) a dialogue between
 95 10,1|             the Prophet and God; 2) (Ch. 2:6-20) five woes against
 96 10,1|             a wicked nation; and 3) (Ch. 3) a lengthy poem obviously
 97 10,1|             into three sections: 1) (Ch. 1) — proclamation of doom
 98 10,1|              and hastening fast; 2) (Ch. 2) — divine judgment is
 99 10,1|            to other nations; and 3) (Ch. 3) — comfort and consolation
100 10,1|          divided into two parts: 1) (Ch. 1-2:16) — the sins of the
101 10,1|             and the priests; and 2) (Ch. 2:17-3:24) — the coming
102 10,2|          blind and poverty-stricken (Ch. 1-2). At the same time,
103 10,2|         angel, Raphael to save them (Ch. 3). Tobit commissioned
104 10,2|             s demon-lover, Asmodeus (Ch. 4-6). The mission was successfully
105 10,2|         Tobias and he married Sarah (Ch. 7-14).~ ~Judith.~This pious,
106 10,2|          divided into two parts: 1) (Ch. 1-7) This sets up the battle
107 10,2|         helpless, little Israel. 2) (Ch. 8-16) Here we have a description
108 10,2|            into two basic parts: 1) (Ch. 1-43) — practical moral
109 10,2|         instructions for all and 2) (Ch. 44-50:24) — a eulogy of
110 10,2|           details and several songs (Ch. 50:25-51).~ ~Baruch.~This
111 10,2|        divided into three parts: 1) (Ch. 1-3:8) Introduction and
112 10,2|              penitential prayer; 2) (Ch. 3:9-4:4) The nature of
113 10,2|             in His holy law; and 3) (Ch. 4:5-5:9) A penitential
114 10,2|              of the Seleucid Empire (Ch. 1:1-10), he recounts the
115 10,2|         divided into four parts: 1) (Ch. 1-2) Prelude to the Maccabean
116 10,2|              the Maccabean wars; 2) (Ch. 3-9:22) Military exploits
117 10,2|              of Judas Maccabeus; 3) (Ch. 9:23-12:54) Exploits of
118 10,2|          Jonathan Maccabeus; and 4) (Ch. 13-16) Exploits of Simon
119 10,2|        divided into three parts: 1) (Ch. 1-2) Two letters from the
120 10,2|            to the Jews of Egypt; 2) (Ch. 3-10:9) Events relating
121 10,2|           from 176-164 B.C.; and 3) (Ch. 10:10-15:39) The successful
122 10,3|  biographical order: Birth of Jesus (Ch. 1-2); Activity of John
123 10,3|        Activity of John the Baptist (Ch. 3:1-12); Baptism and Temptation
124 10,3|             and Temptation of Jesus (Ch. 3:13-4:11); Jesus' preaching
125 10,3|             and teaching in Galilee (Ch. 4:12-18:35); Journey to
126 10,3|                Journey to Jerusalem (Ch. 19-20); the last week,
127 10,3|              Crucifixion and Burial (Ch. 21-27); the Resurrection
128 10,3|         commission to His disciples (Ch. 28).~Within this framework
129 10,3|             The Sermon on the Mount (Ch. 5-7); 2) Instructions for
130 10,3|            for Missionary Disciples (Ch. 10); 3) Parables of the
131 10,3|             Parables of the Kingdom (Ch. 13); 4) On True Discipleship (
132 10,3|             4) On True Discipleship (Ch. 18); and 5) On the End
133 10,3|              On the End of This Age (Ch. 24-25).~ ~In Times of Anxiety~[
134 10,3|             and temptation of Jesus (Ch. 1:1-13); 2) Jesus' preaching,
135 10,3|              and healing in Galilee (Ch. 1:14-9:50); 3) Journey
136 10,3|             3) Journey to Jerusalem (Ch. 10); 4) The last week —
137 10,3|              crucifixion and burial (Ch. 11-15); 5) The Resurrection (
138 10,3|            15); 5) The Resurrection (Ch. 16:1-8); and 6) Epilogue
139 10,3|              after the Resurrection (Ch. 16:9-20).~ ~Luke.~The author
140 10,3|              divided as follows: 1) (Ch. 1-2) Births of John the
141 10,3|           the Baptist and Jesus; 2) (Ch. 3:1-22) Activity of John
142 10,3|       Baptist; Baptism of Jesus; 3) (Ch. 3:23-38) Genealogy of Jesus;
143 10,3|              Genealogy of Jesus; 4) (Ch. 4:1-13) Temptation of Jesus;
144 10,3|             Temptation of Jesus; 5) (Ch. 4:14-9:50) Jesus in Galilee;
145 10,3|            50) Jesus in Galilee; 6) (Ch. 9:51-19:27) Journey to
146 10,3|            Journey to Jerusalem; 7) (Ch. 19:28-23:56) Crucifixion
147 10,3|      Crucifixion and Burial; and 8) (Ch. 24) The Resurrection and
148 10,3|          following manner: Prologue (Ch. 1:1-18 — In the beginning
149 10,3|              as the object of Faith (Ch. 1:19-4:54); Conflicts with
150 10,3|          Conflicts with unbelievers (Ch. 5-12); Fellowship with
151 10,3|           Fellowship with believers (Ch. 13-17 — (14-17 are generally
152 10,3|              Death and Resurrection (Ch. 18-20); and (Ch. 21) An
153 10,3|       Resurrection (Ch. 18-20); and (Ch. 21) An Epilogue.~ ~In Sorrow
154 10,3|              nation — in God's plan (Ch. 9-11), the letter closes
155 10,3|              a few personal remarks (Ch. 12-16).~ ~First Corinthians.~
156 10,3|           Church (1:11), immorality (Ch. 5; 6:9-20), and questions
157 10,3|              1). In His risen glory (Ch. 1) He directs His Churches
158 10,3|       directs His Churches on earth (Ch. 2-3). He is the slain and
159 10,3|             all worship is directed (Ch. 4-5). The judgments of
160 10,3|            of the wrath of the Lamb (Ch. 6-19), and the return to