Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,1 |      on which was written, in Hebrew, Latin and Greek, Jesus
 2 3,7 |       of word-groupings. From Hebrew and Hellenic beginnings,
 3 3,8 |     numbered according to the Hebrew rendering. The Septuagint (
 4 4,4 |     turned and said to Him in Hebrew, “Rabboni!” (which means
 5 10  |    the New Testament era, the Hebrew Scriptures were translated
 6 10  |     of books not found in the Hebrew Scriptures (the so-called
 7 10  |     Old Testament was Ancient Hebrew, although parts were written
 8 10,1|         it then tells how the Hebrew armies moved from the Jordan
 9 10,1| Moabitess — a foreigner) to a Hebrew man and how, on his death,
10 10,1|    continues the story of the Hebrew Monarchies. Chapters 1-17
11 10,1|    originally one book in the Hebrew Bible and can be seen as
12 10,1|       16 are not found in the Hebrew Bible, as well as most English
13 10,1|       places from that of the Hebrew Bible.~ ~The Lamentations
14 10,1|     twenty-two letters of the Hebrew alphabet — each beginning
15 10,2|    that normally found in the Hebrew bible and most English language
16 10,2|   with the translation of the Hebrew Scripture into Greek by