Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,2  |         wrote, “God did not become words, He became flesh.” We revere
  2   1,1,2  |         The Bi-~ble opens with the words, “In the beginning God....”
  3   1,1,3  |           unto him (Aaron) and put words in his mouth: and I will
  4   1,1,4  |            Assyrian and Babylonian words and phraseologies, while .
  5   1,1,4  |        with no spaces between ~the words so that one sentence resembled
  6   1,1,4  |         divide the sen-~tence into words and naturally enough, occasionally
  7   1,1,4  |         division of sentences into words in the Holy Books was undertaken
  8   1,1,4  |             the Saviour puts these words about the Rich Man's broth-~
  9   1,1,4  |            psalms. The Sav-~iour's words and examples are sufficient
 10   1,1,4  |       while remembering the Lord's words: ... They [the Scriptures]
 11   1,1,5  |             And Joshua wrote these words in the book of the law,”
 12   1,1,5  |        designated by their opening words e.g., BERESHIT (.in the
 13   1,1,5  |           believe this: that human words can be ~used quite adequately
 14   1,1,5  |               Theology (literally .words about God.) is thus made
 15   1,1,5  |          have heard, ~and of whose words we have a record, and now
 16   1,2,1  |           to them by their opening words of each of them, for example: .
 17   1,2,1  |         for the Redeemer. In other words, the Pentateuch is much
 18   1,2,2  |        toward good. ~Here in a few words is that religious perspective
 19   1,2,2  |     numbered only several hundred ~words. This language had almost
 20   1,2,2  |            in images, ~and all its words denote what the eyes and
 21   1,2,2  |           of this, ~Moses uses the words of his time with care, so
 22   1,2,2  |         God walked;. but the first words of Genesis, In the beginning
 23   1,2,2  |         Genesis, commenting on the words, And they heard the voice~
 24   1,2,2  |            us not stumble over the words, but reflect that such simple
 25   1,2,2  |           reflect that such simple words are used be-~cause of our
 26   1,2,2  |           if we wish to accept the words in their literal meaning,
 27   1,2,2  |          we are convinced that the words of the Bible and scientific
 28   1,2,2  |            expounding in the first words of the ~book of Genesis:
 29   1,2,2  |           Christ). We read similar words in Saint Irenaeus of Ly-~
 30   1,2,2  |            Do not understand these words in a human ~way, but know
 31   1,2,2  |        Scripture did not use these words, then how could we come
 32   1,2,2  |            then, dwell only on the words, but let us take eve-~rything
 33   1,2,2  |         cross, the thief hears the words of the Crucified Christ: ~
 34   1,2,2  |   originally called by its opening words .elle-shemot. which in Hebrew
 35   1,2,2  |         with Moses: “These are the~words which Moses spoke to all
 36   1,2,3  |         unto thee, and will put my words in his ~mouth; and he shall
 37   1,2,3  |         shall ~not hearken unto My words which that Prophet ~shall
 38   1,2,4  |          accordance~with all these words” (Exod. 24:8). ~ He then
 39   1,2,4  |         When he returned with “the words of the covenant, the ten
 40   1,2,4  |            the earth” . with these words the Bible ~encompasses all
 41   1,2,4  |            there be light.. These ~words probably relate to the moment
 42   1,2,4  |           story with the following words: .and God saw what He had
 43   1,2,4  |            it ~WAS GOOD!. In other words, the Creator had a specific
 44   1,2,4  |        veneration in the following words: .We therefore . . . define
 45   1,4,2  |            psalms begin with a few words from another ~song, the
 46   1,4,2  |         contains many thoughts and words addressed to one.s own soul,
 47   1,4,2  |       addressed to one.s own soul, words of in-~struction and of
 48   1,4,2  |       Jesus Christ prayed with the words of psalms. Thus, after the
 49   1,4,2  |         secondary importance. ~The words .raise, Lord. found in the
 50   1,4,2  |          of Christ.s resurrection. Words about ~captivity are understood
 51   1,4,3  |         have done according to thy words: lo, I have given ~thee
 52   1,4,7  |           man that is hasty in his words? there is more hope of a~
 53   1,4,7  |          comprehending much in few words; be as one that knoweth
 54   1,4,7  |           earth: therefore let thy words be few. For a dream~cometh
 55   1,4,7  |           is known by multitude of words~(Eccl. 5:2-3). ~ ~Before
 56   1,4,7  |         Also take no heed unto~all words that are spoken; lest thou
 57   1,4,7  |          which flattereth with her words; Which forsaketh the guide
 58   1,5,3  |           or kings. Their inspired words had great power to ~wake
 59   1,5,4  |    Therefore, in the strongest of ~words and with relentless sincerity
 60   1,5,4  |                 Menacing are God's words said through the prophet
 61   1,5,4  |              Trust ye not in lying words, saying, The temple of the
 62   1,5,4  |          their perdition in these ~words: ~ ~.Oh that my head were
 63   1,5,5  |       started with the follow-~ing words, .I cried by reason of mine
 64   1,5,5  |          water, but of~hearing the words of the LORD: And they shall
 65   1,5,5  |            addressing God in these words: “Who is a~God like unto
 66   1,5,5  |              Behold, I have put my words in thy mouth. See, I have
 67   1,5,5  |          time, Jeremiah's truthful words started to irritate the
 68   1,5,5  |         expressed in the following words from ~Psalm 137: “Remember,
 69   1,5,5  |           Daniel interpreted these words to Belshazzar. As we have
 70   1,5,5  |          cf. Matthew ~13:43). .The words are closed up and sealed
 71   1,5,5  |          Haggai used the following words to convince the Jews to
 72   1,5,7  |       national concepts~. In other words, the prophets used these
 73   1,5,7  |            the prophets used these words as symbols of the Kingdom
 74   1,Add  |         about God with the help of words insofar as human words can
 75   1,Add  |          of words insofar as human words can contain the ~uncontainable
 76   1,Add,2|         God . is clothed in human ~words. ~ The more one reads and
 77   1,Add,3|            you may understand ~the words of the Bible . and to fill
 78   1,Add,3|           truth ~and life of those words. ~ Be aware that these are
 79   1,Add,3|         aware that these are God.s words, which He is speaking and
 80   1,Add,4|        eternal truth, and all the ~words together make up the boundless
 81   1,Add,4|        book, but life; because its words are spiritual life (John
 82   1,Add,4|         John 6:63). Therefore ~its words can be comprehended if we
 83   1,Add,4|          understand it. ~ Here the words of the Savior apply: “Whoever,
 84   1,Add,4|            it you are sowing God.s words in your soul. ~ And there
 85   1,Add,5|           now ceaselessly says His words to you, to me, and to all ~
 86   1,Add,5|         who do not listen to God.s words will be judged at the Dreadful
 87   1,Add,5|            you have ~done with the words of God, whether you have
 88   1,Add,5|        Mark 8:38). ~ There are few words of men that are not vain
 89   1,Add,5|           idle. Thus there are few words for which ~we do not mind
 90   1,Add,5|           must study and learn the words of God from the Bible and
 91   1,Add,6|                                    Words of the Word.~ Great is the
 92   1,Add,6|         Word (John 1:1). All those words which come from the eternal
 93   1,Add,6|         you are reading the direct words of God. ~ God the Word became
 94   1,Add,6|         man began to ~proclaim the words of the eternal truth and
 95   1,Add,9|            in my own age. In other words, I am going to preach the .
 96   1,Add,9|           statement? Or, in ~other words, who was Jesus, the Christ
 97   1,Add,0|          of man answering him . in words of prayer, ~thanksgiving
 98   1,Add,0|    prophets were raised, who spoke words inspired by the ~Spirit
 99   1,Add,0|      Spirit ~breathes still in the words once inspired by him. It
100   1,Add,0|          teaching, commandments or words. From the very beginning,
101   1,Add,0|          and reinforced by written words; protected, but not ex-~
102   1,Add,0|         but not ex-~hausted. Human words are no more than signs.
103   1,Add,0|        Spirit revives the written ~words. We do not mean now the
104   1,Add,0|           or contains some .secret words that man may not repeat..
105   1,Add,0|         could articulate it in the words of their own dialect. Yet,
106   1,Add,0|         rightly expressed in human words. The ~Word of God does not
107   1,Add,0|          possible for man to utter words of God, to speak of God. .
108   1,Add,0|           word he has heard, whose words he has kept and is now recording,
109   1,Add,0|      sentences and even particular words, behind and beneath .the
110   1,Add,0|          the same Christ. In other words, one has no right to isolate
111   1,Add,1|            and to quote Scriptural words . the true meaning, ~or
112   1,Add,1|             dismember the ~truth.. Words, expressions, and images
113   1,Add,1|        their own instead. In other words, they re-arrange the Scriptural
114   1,Add,1|              For the judge ~of the words ought to start with the
115   1,Add,1|          just ~a recitation of the words of the Scripture. It was
116   1,Add,1|      spinas [those who present the words of God, not in conjunction
117   1,Add,1|        that Gospel consists of the words of ~Scripture but in its
118   2,2,2  | punctuation, or separation between words. Lower case letters appeared~
119   2,2,2  |      together with spacing between words. Punctuation marks were~
120   2,2,2  |        expression using~associated words to convey the original thought.
121   2,2,2  | essentially interpreting. In other words, to do a good~job, the translator
122   2,2,5  |            in this respect~are the words quoted in the synoptics, “
123   2,2,5  |     imparting to them thoughts and words, the~Holy Spirit did not
124   2,2,5  |           includes several Aramaic words used in Palestine,~without
125   2,2,5  |            is substantiated by the words of Apostle Peter himself
126   2,2,5  |        Additionally, we find Latin words, such as speculator and
127   2,2,5  |          and teachings. In his~own words, he thoroughly scrutinized
128   2,2,5  |            as well as the profound words that “happiness exists for
129   2,2,5  |          the Lord that, in his own~words, he rested on Jesus’ chest (
130   2,2,6  |           of judgment. For by~your words you will be justified, and
131   2,2,6  |          be justified, and by your words you will be condemned” (
132   2,3,3  |   transcribed from Apostle Peter’s words; Mark was~not one of the
133   2,4,1  |          not finding the necessary words in the contemporary Greek
134   2,4,1  |   expressions by blending existing words to give them a~new meaning.
135   2,4,1  |          meaning. Later, these new words were widely used by Christian
136   2,4,2  |          principles and by his own words, was more advanced than
137   2,4,3  |           God’s mercy — in his own words — he was “delivered from
138   2,5,1  |           are as many~mysteries as words. But what am I saying? Every
139   2,5,2  |          John 1:36). The prophetic words of Zechariah, “Then they
140   2,5,4  |           New Testaments. In other~words, spiritually related events,
141   2,5,4  |            usually begins with the words “And I saw,” and ends with~
142   2,5,6  |          prayers for us.~Note: The words “Judah is a lion's whelp”
143   2,5,8  |          is based on the enigmatic words of the Patriarch Jacob regarding
144   2,5,8  |            allegorically, in other words, to the vast~dimensions
145   2,5,8  |          of their cruel greed. The words “the name of the third star
146   2,5,8  |            11-19, and 20:7-8). The words “the waters of the~Euphrates
147   2,5,8  |      Armageddon is composed of two words: “Ar” (meaning level ground
148   2,5,8  |         with a martyr's~death. The words “Sodom and Egypt, where
149   2,5,9  |            on the meaning of these words. The historical basis for
150   2,5,9  |      understand the meaning of the words~about the false prophet
151   2,5,2  |       heard shall be revived.” The words of the tenth verse of~the
152   2,5,2  |         chapter are the concluding words: the devil, having deceived
153   2,5,2  |  manifested. All dark deeds, angry words, secret thoughts and desires,