Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 8    |           chemical composition of stone and the significance of
 2 8    |     forces as is the falling of a stone to earth or the ebb and
 3 10,4 |         in the form of wooden and stone statues, Hinduism violates
 4 10,4 |         believer, that wooden and stone god statues cannot help
 5 10,5 |         He is not made of wood or stone by man’s hand. He is eternal,
 6 15,2 |    scientists say Homo erectus, a stone tool-making creature with
 7 15,4 |            or who laid the corner stone thereof; When the morning
 8 15,2 |     happened upon a free-standing stone arch. Now this could be
 9 15,2 |           were formed in a single stone ledge. Even if it were made
10 15,2 |         and discover thousands of stone arches. More amazingly,
11 15,2 |          further that the type of stone found in the arches has
12 16,1 | populations created sophisticated stone tools and left evidence
13 24   |  Rozhdestvensky, “the fundamental stone of Christian Apologetics.”
14 App,1|          a black basalt stele, or stone slab, containing Aramaic
15 App,1|         pp. 29-30).~Two of the 12 stone boxes found had the name
16 App,1|           found. Then, in 1961, a stone plaque engraved with Pilate'