Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,1 |        Apostles to die, ca. 100 A.D., and while exiled on the
 2 3,7 |     Philosopher, writing in 150 A.D., calls special attention
 3 4,2 |      Roman Emperor Titus, in 70 A.D. conquered Jerusalem, he
 4 10,2|        close of the 1st Century A.D. The main part of this book
 5 10,2|    probably written about 20-54 A.D.~ ~Additions to Esther.~[
 6 10,3|      writing (between 54 and 58 A.D.), he was at Corinth waiting
 7 10,3|   second missionary journey (50 A.D.). While living and working
 8 10,3|     letter was written about 55 A.D. during Paul's third missionary
 9 10,3|        11-15). Written about 61 A.D. while he was in prison,
10 10,3|   written from Corinth about 51 A.D. During his second missionary
11 10,3|       arrest in Rome (ca. 61-63 A.D. (Acts 28:30)), Onesimus,
12 10,3| destruction of the Temple in 70 A.D., is an elaborate argument
13 10,3|  undergoing persecution (ca. 64 A.D.). The congregations, mainly
14 10,3|      the end of the 1st Century A.D., has traditionally been
15 10,3|        letter, written about 80 A.D., by Jude, the brother of
16 10,3|         Emperor Domitian (81-96 A.D.). This is a revelation of
17 11,1|    basilica built by him in 362 A.D. Thus, with a greater desire