Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,1  |           the Holy Scrip-~ture were written, as well as briefly explaining
  2   1,1,1  |           the Holy Books were being written, it is difficult for the
  3   1,1,2  |          books that we believe were written by the ~Prophets and Apostles,
  4   1,1,2  |         writing. The Bible is God.s written word. It is the record of
  5   1,1,2  |            for which ~the Bible was written. ~ The Bible has one story.
  6   1,1,2  |           upon the times they ~were written, the Holy Writings are grouped
  7   1,1,3  |             the ~application of its written wealth: that which is more
  8   1,1,4  |           of the Old Testament were written in a Jewish tongue. Later
  9   1,1,4  |           deutero-~canonical. books written during the Greek reign .
 10   1,1,4  |            now. They were initially written on parchment or on papyrus (
 11   1,1,4  |             effect, ~what was being written were not books but papyrus
 12   1,1,4  |             spool. These rolls were written on one side only. Consequently,
 13   1,1,4  |           text of these scrolls was written in bold capital letters
 14   1,1,4  |           these treasures ~were the written documents concerning the
 15   1,1,4  |            be fulfilled, which were written in the law of Moses, and
 16   1,1,4  |      chooses such pas-~sages as are written, as it were, in the light
 17   1,1,5  |           the Kings. period, it was written that ~“Samuel explained
 18   1,1,5  |           Son of Sirach, while also written in ~the Jewish language
 19   1,1,5  |           as such because they were written after the list of .canonical.
 20   1,1,5  |        existence, the Church had no written documents whatever, except
 21   1,1,5  |          necessary and letters were written. ~Some of these were of
 22   1,1,5  |          Some of these letters were written by the apostles, ~but there
 23   1,1,5  |              but there were others, written by other believers as well.
 24   1,1,5  |            to writing, to provide a written Gospel for those who came
 25   1,1,5  |             So it was that the four written Gospels came into being.
 26   1,1,5  |      comparison that no one of the ~written Gospels contains the entire
 27   1,1,5  |            which, if they should be written every one, I suppose that~
 28   1,1,5  |            the books that should be written” (John 21:25). ~ To be sure,
 29   1,1,5  |             Gos-~pels together were written to be absolutely exhaustive
 30   1,1,5  |           the New Testa-~ment to be written, is agreed by most scholars
 31   1,1,5  |          most scholars to have been written by St. John near the end
 32   1,1,5  |           it may perhaps have ~been written at an earlier date). It
 33   1,1,5  |             Acts of the Apos-~tles, written by the Evangelist Luke,
 34   1,1,5  |           after the Creed had been ~written, after the Church (as many
 35   1,1,5  |            fact. ~Some of them were written even during the time in
 36   1,1,5  |            came ~to be; others were written within the same time-frame,
 37   1,1,5  |         books. may indeed have been written by the apostles themselves (
 38   1,1,5  |         Constitutions). Others were written by other members of ~the
 39   1,1,5  |          wholly in-~authentic books written later, in the second and
 40   1,1,5  |             difficult because it is written in some unknown language
 41   1,1,7  |            Spirit, gave rise to the written texts which in due course
 42   1,2,1  |         tool. or .implement.), were written by the Prophet Moses during ~
 43   1,2,1  |           that its content was in a written form as opposed to the oral
 44   1,2,1  |      Pentateuch were the first ever written, originally they had no
 45   1,2,2  |             The Book of Genesis was written with the purpose of giving
 46   1,2,2  |             depicts Moses as having written extensively (see Ex. 17:
 47   1,2,4  |         testimony, tables of stone,~written with the finger of God” (
 48   1,3,5  |          books of the Kingdoms were written by several prophets. ~The
 49   1,3,6  |            Old Testament. The books written af-~ter Ezra were not included
 50   1,3,6  |           composed after Ezra, were written in Greek which was commonly
 51   1,4    |              the didactic books are written with the intent of encouraging
 52   1,4    |            of the Old Testament are written as poetry ~in the original
 53   1,4,1  |             the book was originally written by Job himself, whose desire
 54   1,4,1  |            that it ~could have been written only by a local person who
 55   1,4,1  |           books. The book of Job is written in perfect Hebrew. The original
 56   1,4,2  |            unknown. The psalms ~are written according to the rules of
 57   1,4,2  |          not all of the psalms were written by ~David, yet fair is the
 58   1,4,3  |         book of Proverbs was mainly written by Solomon, son of David,
 59   1,4,3  |         Some parts of the book were written by other authors. Thus one
 60   1,4,3  |             The book of Proverbs is written in the ~form of poetic parallelism. ~
 61   1,4,4  |            is believed to have been written during the last years of
 62   1,4,5  |           of Solomon)~This book was written by Solomon during the better
 63   1,4,6  |            death of Solomon. It was written in Greek and is not found
 64   1,5,2  |       stances under which they were written. This is why we will briefly
 65   1,5,5  |          suffering (Chapter 53) was written so clearly as though the
 66   1,5,5  |          Isaiah reads as if it were written yesterday. It is so rich
 67   1,5,5  |     incurable: “The sin of Judah is~written with a pen of iron, and
 68   1,5,5  | Lamentations of~Jeremiah, which was written soon after the devastation
 69   1,5,5  |              is the Book of Baruch, written by Baruch ~the son of Neriah.
 70   1,5,5  |              The book of Baruch was written out of the desire of the
 71   1,5,5  |             The book of Obadiah was written soon after Nebu-~chadrezzar
 72   1,5,5  |             one that shall be found written in the book (The Book of
 73   1,Add,3|           man-~ner of speaking, has written a fifth Gospel. ~ The holy
 74   1,Add,9|          modern ~soldier.. This was written some years ago by a prominent
 75   1,Add,0|            disciples, which are not written in~this book. But these
 76   1,Add,0|            this book. But these are written that ye might believe that
 77   1,Add,0|         very truth. The Gospels are written within the church. In ~this
 78   1,Add,0|         Protected and reinforced by written words; protected, but not
 79   1,Add,0|           of the Spirit revives the written ~words. We do not mean now
 80   1,Add,0|            is not that the Book ~is written in an .unknown tongue. or
 81   1,Add,0|           book of sacred ~parables, written in a peculiar symbolical
 82   1,Add,1|         Ellen Flessemanvan-Leer has written: .Scripture without interpreta-~
 83   1,Add,1|     Apostolic preaching,. which was written down in the books of the
 84   1,Add,1|            was an occasional tract, written in the ~fire and heat of
 85   1,Add,1|       Church, we have some from the written teaching, and some we derive
 86   1,Add,1|           ss. 37-59 (the article is written in con-~nection with the
 87   2,1,1  |          the Old Testament had been written altogether from a religious
 88   2,1,5  |            Testament was originally written in Hebrew except for small
 89   2,1,5  |          Daniel and Ezra which were written in Aramaic — a language
 90   2,1,6  |      equally authoritative with the written Law itself. They looked
 91   2,1,6  |           as authoritative only the written Old Testament.~They were
 92   2,1,6  |            about whom most has been written lived like~monastics, withdrawn
 93   2,2,1  |           in~which the Gospels were written and will introduce selected
 94   2,2,2  |           of the New Testament were written in the vernacular Greek,
 95   2,2,2  |           of the Old Testament were written, in order to make the New~
 96   2,2,2  |      Ostromirov Gospel since it was written for~the Mayor of Novgorod
 97   2,2,3  |            of the New Testament was written cannot be~exactly determined.
 98   2,2,3  |             no doubt that they were written during the second half~of
 99   2,2,3  |             Justin the Philosopher, written in the year 150, the~poetical
100   2,2,3  |            the pagan author Celsus, written in the middle of the second
101   2,2,3  |            God-Bearer), of Antioch,~written circa 107 A.D. — all make
102   2,2,3  |            four Gospels were indeed~written in the first century.~Through
103   2,2,3  |           Gospel of St. Matthew was written~prior to the others and
104   2,2,3  |             Sts.~Mark and Luke were written somewhat later, but in any
105   2,2,3  |            Acts of~the Apostles was written shortly after the Gospel
106   2,2,5  |    conditions under which they were written, as~well as in the objectives
107   2,2,5  |        during which each gospel was written.~The Gospel According to
108   2,2,5  |       refers to it directly as the “written recollections of Peter.”
109   2,2,5  |            essentially represents a written version of St.~Peter’s sermons,
110   2,2,5  |     Colossians and Philippians were written. He was also with him during
111   2,2,5  |       second Epistle to Timothy was written, and which ended with~a
112   2,2,5  |           whom the third Gospel was written, did not live in~Judea nor
113   2,2,5  |      through deduction,~that it was written prior to the Acts of the
114   2,2,5  |            Luke could not have been written later than~this, and presumably
115   2,2,5  |            this, and presumably was written in Rome.~The Gospel According
116   2,2,5  |           the truth of all that was~written in the first three Gospels
117   2,2,5  |           chapter 20:31: “These~are written that you may believe that
118   2,2,5  |         declared: “These~things are written that people might have faith
119   2,3,1  |             Apostolic Epistles were written. At the conclusion, we shall
120   2,3,2  |             this is his second Book written for~Theophilus, who lived
121   2,3,2  |            Acts was, by~its nature, written as a continuation of the
122   2,3,3  |       applied to the seven Epistles written by the Apostles: 1 by~James,
123   2,3,3  |       indicated. Apparently, it was written not long before his~death,
124   2,3,3  |           as~I consider him, I have written to you briefly, exhorting
125   2,3,3  |           Second General Epistle is written for the same Asia Minor
126   2,3,3  |              The second Epistle was written by Peter shortly before
127   2,3,3  |         that the second Epistle was written there in the nature of a “
128   2,3,3  |           First General Epistle was written by John after he wrote the
129   2,3,3  |             the 1st century.~It was written for the long established
130   2,3,3  |          place when the Epistle was written, one might think that this
131   2,3,3  |          when the first Epistle was written in Ephesus. John’s second
132   2,3,3  |             but to which one it was written cannot be determined. Apparently
133   2,3,3  |          that the third Epistle was written at the same time and place,
134   2,3,3  |     emotions. While the Epistle was written for all Chris-~tians, it
135   2,3,3  |        Undoubtedly this Epistle was written before the destruction of
136   2,3,3  |             the thought that it was written after~Peter’s, and that
137   2,4,1  |      authors, Apostle Paul — having written some 14 Epistles~— stands
138   2,4,3  |        three of these Epistles were written in 63 AD and were sent with
139   2,4,3  |             Palestinian Hebrews was written in 64 AD.~The further fate
140   2,4,3  |              then he would not have~written in his first Epistle to
141   2,4,3  |             to thoughts that he had written~other Epistles that have
142   2,4,4  |           place to~wrath; for it is written, ‘Vengeance is Mine, I will
143   2,4,4  |           peril, or sword? As it is written: ‘For~Your sake we are killed
144   2,4,4  |           every good work. As it is written: ‘He has dispersed~abroad,
145   2,5,2  |            from a God-inspired book written by St. John the Theologian.
146   2,5,3  |            Thus, the Apocalypse was written at the end of the first
147   2,5,3  |            where the Apocalypse was written,~which they acknowledge
148   2,5,3  |    persecutions, the Apocalypse was written for Christians~in order
149   2,5,4  |        account the fact that it~was written not only for contemporaries
150   2,5,4  |        realized.~The Apocalypse was written through the inspiration
151   2,5,6  |          way of life. The Seer~sees written upon the foreheads of the
152   2,5,8  |        chapter of the Apocalypse is written against the backdrop of
153   2,5,9  |            instance, the name Jesus written in Greek equals 888~(possibly
154   2,5,9  |          the~name of Nero Caesarius written in Hebrew. In that case,
155   2,5,3  |          book of the Apocalypse was written during the time of increased