Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4,6 |    guide and protector to every individual. The Lord Himself bears
 2 5   |      private property), and the individual Monk was under the strict
 3 6,2 |       where they are found, the individual is like the whole and the
 4 6,2 |       and the whole is like the individual. Such peace must be sought
 5 7,2 |     glorified with miracles and individual cases of healings from epilepsy
 6 10,1|   relates the adventures of the individual Judges: Othniel (Ch. 3:7-
 7 10,1| occasion); Laments (in which an individual seeks deliverance from an
 8 10,1|     Songs of Trust (in which an individual expresses his confidence
 9 10,1|      Thanksgivings (in which an individual expresses his gratitude
10 10,1|      Lord. The integrity of the individual and his personal responsibility
11 10,3|        in the Church and in the individual is stressed (1:1-3:4) and
12 10,3|  asceticism (4:1-16) and toward individual members (5:1-12), especially