Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3,4 |         which also symbolizes the stone rolled across the door of
 2 4,1 |        Jacob blessed with oil the stone on which he had slept and
 3 4,2 |        Moriah, not leaving even a stone upon a stone, as had been
 4 4,2 |       leaving even a stone upon a stone, as had been foretold by
 5 4,3 |  comparison between the Temple of stone and Mary, the Living Temple —
 6 4,3 |    sanctifies the Temple built of stone.~According to the Inner
 7 4,1 |       soon be desolated and not a stone be left one upon another.
 8 4,4 |   sepulcher secure by sealing the stone and setting a guard (Matt.
 9 4,4 |          came and rolled back the stone, and sat upon it. His appearance
10 4,4 |      still dark, and saw that the stone had been taken away from
11 6,0 |           from God two tablets of stone, upon which were written
12 6,0 | representations, whether of wood, stone or whatever. The Jews at
13 6,4 |            Mountain (from which a Stone was cut not by hand of man).~
14 6,4 |    mountain, from which was cut a stone, not by the hand of man (
15 7   |          like gold, or silver, or stone, a representation by the
16 7,2 |         church and in 1802 one of stone.~The new copy received the
17 7,2 |          1505-1533) constructed a stone church in place of the wooden
18 7,2 |         the church, enclosed by a stone wall.~In 1613-14, Swedish
19 7,2 |            together with the weak stone buildings of the Monastery,
20 11,2|        are pictured as tablets of stone, with numbers on each, symbolizing