Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1    |  were arising concerning the proper place of science in regard
 2 9    |      taking his place in the proper relationship to the eternal
 3 10,5 |     he himself exceeded the “proper” limit of four wives). His
 4 10,6 |  Testament Scriptures.~It is proper to call God’s people in
 5 15,3 | brilliant robe, proud of its proper adornment and displaying
 6 15,6 |     the population, it seems proper to begin by restating that
 7 15,6 |      live on land. This is a proper understanding of current
 8 15,6 |      our idea of what is the proper method to create a universe,
 9 15,5 |   conditions or provides the proper environment for the coming
10 15,5 |    new one, and, second, the proper positive content of the
11 18,3 |    and harm health, while in proper conditions it strengthens
12 24   |   right to be called, in the proper sense of the word, a religion,
13 App,1|  Jewish historian] gives his proper name as well: Joseph Caiaphas,