Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1   1,1,5  |    which human be-~ings can grasp. When God spoke to man,
2   1,2,4  | indeed, they lie beyond the grasp of sci-~ence. The answer
3   1,Add,0| reader, who is ~expected to grasp at once its proper meaning? .
4   1,Add,1|     be elicited. One had to grasp, as it ~were in advance,
5   1,Add,1| faith, it was impossible to grasp the true ~intention and
6   2,2,2  |     is extremely important, grasp the~idea the author intended