Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,4  |         scrub at night and could easily be snared (as the desert
 2   1,3,2  |         and immoral customs were easily bor-~rowed by the Jews and
 3   1,4,4  |          reader of the ~book can easily feel the great wisdom of
 4   1,5,3  |          spiritual ignorance and easily adopted heathen superstitions.
 5   1,Add,9|        The Word of God cannot be easily ad-~justed or accommodated
 6   1,Add,1|        at all. Yet, one could be easily deceived by the familiar
 7   2,2,2  |        by hand, and~errors could easily infiltrate the new copies.
 8   2,2,5  |         reading~attentively, one easily finds clear signs of agreement
 9   2,2,5  | difficult to comprehend than the easily~understood parables of the
10   2,4,4  |           so that the reader may easily refer to them in Apostle