Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,5  |          records that their pious king Ezekiel ~(710 BC), together
  2   1,1,6  |          year 271 BC by orders of King Ptolemy Philadelphus. Renowned
  3   1,1,6  |        thirst for knowledge, the ~king wanted to acquire the books
  4   1,1,6  | missionaries, requested the Greek king Michael to send him some
  5   1,1,6  |     Christian faith. In response, King Michael sent two Thessalonian
  6   1,1,6  |           English ~language. The .King James. English version was
  7   1,1,6  |     Orthodox priests prefer the ~.King James. version for similar
  8   1,2,1  |       illustrated by the Sumerian king ~list. The Table of the
  9   1,2,2  |  well-known laws of the ~Sumerian king Ur-Nammu (2050 BC), the
 10   1,2,2  |   Ur-Nammu (2050 BC), the Amorite king Bilalam, the Sumer-Akkadian
 11   1,2,2  |      Lirit-Ishtar, the Babylonian king Hammurabi (1800 BC), and
 12   1,2,2  |        exercise ~of power; even a king must fear God and obey the
 13   1,2,3  |         days, in the days ~of the King Messiah.. ~Galatians 4:4
 14   1,2,3  |     rulers from their own tribe. ~King Herod, being an Idumean,
 15   1,2,3  |          in the days of Herod the king, ~behold, there came wise
 16   1,2,3  |          Where is he that is born King ~of the Jews? for we have
 17   1,2,4  |           till “there arose a new king over Egypt, who did not
 18   1,2,4  |        caravan route known as the King's ~Highway. Moses sent messengers
 19   1,2,4  |      Moses sent messengers to the king of Edom, to say, “Now let
 20   1,2,4  |        well; we will~go along the King's Highway, we will not turn
 21   1,2,4  |      territory” (Num. 20:17). The king refused, and Moses thought
 22   1,2,4  |   conquered by the Amorites under King ~Sihon. He also refused
 23   1,2,4  |       Yarmuk river. Og, the giant king of Bashan (the Golan Heights)
 24   1,3,5  |            into one state under a king. Samuel anointed Saul to
 25   1,3,5  |        Samuel anointed Saul to be king over Israel. Saul was succeeded
 26   1,3,5  |           the release of Jeconiah king of Judah from prison in
 27   1,3,5  |           tribe of Benjamin to be king of Israel (Ch. 5-12). Then
 28   1,3,5  |          town of Bethlehem, to be king over Israel ~(Ch. 13-16).
 29   1,3,5  |       under the wicked Israelite ~king Ahab. Ahab.s blood-thirsty
 30   1,3,5  |      drought, Elijah ~invited the king, the pagan priests and all
 31   1,3,5  |         maria during the reign of king Joash (Ch. 2-13). Our Lord
 32   1,3,5  |          should mention the godly king Hezekiah. Having ~inherited
 33   1,3,5  |           times by the Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar. The magnificent
 34   1,3,5  |  Babylonian Empire by the Persian king Cyrus in 539 B.C. The captive
 35   1,3,5  |          Babylon 539. Cy-~rus the king of Persia 559-~29. ~Return
 36   1,3,7  |        the reign of the Per-~sian king Artaxerxes Longiman (465-
 37   1,3,7  |         was in. He ~convinced the king to send him to his country
 38   1,3,8  |           the wife of the Persian king Artaxerxes ~or, probably,
 39   1,3,8  |      earlier, ~Mordecai saved the king.s life, when some of the
 40   1,3,8  |          s life, when some of the king.s servants conspired to
 41   1,3,8  |       Morde-~cai.s service to the king was recorded in the Persian
 42   1,3,8  |      Esther became the queen, the king.s powerful and proud minister
 43   1,3,8  |  appropriate decree, as if on the king.s behalf, and began to ~
 44   1,3,8  |          to have it signed by the king. By God.s Providence, Mordecai ~
 45   1,3,8  |           uncle who had saved the king.s life. ~Having learned
 46   1,3,8  |   character of Haman, the angered king frustrated the plan of Haman ~
 47   1,3,9  |           during the reign of the king Ma-~nasseh. The book is
 48   1,3,0  |       with special cruelty by the king Antiochus IV Epiphanes (
 49   1,3,0  |       with Heliodorus sent by the king Seleucus Philopator to rob
 50   1,3,0  |         persecution was caused by king Ptolemy.s anger with the
 51   1,3,0  |        Simon, at whose prayer the king was prevented by God from
 52   1,3,1  |        who de-~clared himself the king of the Jews in 37 B.C. He
 53   1,3,1  |           first to call himself a king of the Jews ~without being
 54   1,3,1  |         During his reign the true King and Savior of the world,
 55   1,4,1  |           book of Joshua (10:13). King Solomon could ~very well
 56   1,4,2  |     stringed musical ~instrument. King David was the first to accompany
 57   1,4,2  |          and contains 150 psalms. King David was the first major
 58   1,4,2  |         the life of the righteous king David. David ~was born a
 59   1,4,2  |          Jesse. Having become the king in Jerusalem ~after the
 60   1,4,2  |     Jerusalem ~after the death of King Saul, King David became
 61   1,4,2  |           the death of King Saul, King David became the greatest
 62   1,4,2  |     traits so valuable for a good king: the love for the ~people,
 63   1,4,2  |         of psalms: The Psalter of King David. ~ ~Importance of
 64   1,4,2  |         to their numbering in the King James version of the ~Bible.
 65   1,4,7  |       will thank thee, O Lord and King, and praise thee, O God
 66   1,4,7  |           an effort to follow~the King James Version. ~ ~Friendship:
 67   1,5,2  |      times. ~ Under Solomon's son king Rehoboam (980 B.C.), the
 68   1,5,2  |        and Israel. Descendants of King David reigned in Judea,
 69   1,5,2  |           Israel. In 738 B.C. the king of Israel was forced to
 70   1,5,2  |        the neighboring countries. King Tekoah of Israel together ~
 71   1,5,2  |          together ~with Rezin the king of Syria attempted to force
 72   1,5,2  |       attempted to force Ahab the king of Judea into a union against
 73   1,5,2  | Tiglathpileser was alive, Israeli king Hoshea was submissively
 74   1,5,2  |           Then Shalmaneser IV the king of ~Assyria invaded Israel
 75   1,5,2  |           Samaria fell, the pious king Hezekiah (725-696) reigned
 76   1,5,2  |          the Assyrian army led by king Sennacherib invaded Judaea
 77   1,5,2  |           the people. ~ The pious king Josiah (639-08 B.C). reigned
 78   1,5,2  |         Nabopellessar of Babylon (king of the Chaldeans) and Xerxes
 79   1,5,2  |       invaded ~Judaea, and in 604 king Jehoiakim became a Babylonian
 80   1,5,2  |           captives. In 588, under king Zedekiah, Judaea rebelled
 81   1,5,2  |            destroyed. The blinded king with other subjects was
 82   1,5,5  |         The first period ended in king Manasseh's persecution ~
 83   1,5,5  |           the time when the pious king Joash was trying to restore
 84   1,5,5  |       kingdom of Israel under the king Jero-~boam II. He was a
 85   1,5,5  |        increased under Ahaz. This king .made molten images for
 86   1,5,5  |    Chronicles 28:1-4). Pekah, the king of Israel and Rezin, the
 87   1,5,5  |          of Israel and Rezin, the king of ~Syria made a ware against
 88   1,5,5  |        rich gifts to the Assyrian king Tiglathpileser and he ~vanquished
 89   1,5,5  |      Pekah and Rezin and gave the king a sign of victory over ~
 90   1,5,5  |     asking help from the Assyrian king. ~ Ahaz's son Hezekiah was
 91   1,5,5  |       attacked Jerusalem. By the ~king's and the prophet's prayer,
 92   1,5,5  |           37). After a while, the king Hezekiah became fatally ~
 93   1,5,5  |          the latter days, and its king with antichrist, anti-Messiah.
 94   1,5,5  |       which ~became known to this king 200 years later (44:27-28;
 95   1,5,5  |            48), ~prediction about king Cyrus (41 and 45), Servant
 96   1,5,5  |     Jerusalem during the reign of king Hezekiah and the ~first
 97   1,5,5  |       saying, that in the days of king Hezekiah Micah predicted
 98   1,5,5  |           religious reform of the king Josiah (639-608 B.C.), development
 99   1,5,5  |            under the pious Judean king Josiah about 20 years before
100   1,5,5  |      indicates his noble origin. ~King Josiah's religious reform
101   1,5,5  |         23-24). ~ Under the pious king Josiah Jeremiah taught freely.
102   1,5,5  |        who announced them to ~the king and the people. In order
103   1,5,5  |         Zedekiah, the last Judean king and the successor of ~Jehoiakim (
104   1,5,5  |         apply even today. ~ Under king Zedekiah in 586 B.C., the
105   1,5,5  |           person of the ~Messiah, King the Shepherd, would restore
106   1,5,5  |           went with Zedekiah the ~king of Judah into Babylon to
107   1,5,5  |           letter to the ~captured king Jehoiachin with the Jews
108   1,5,5  |          in Judaea. Together with king Je-~hoiachin and 10,000
109   1,5,5  |  Jerusalem (4:1-17), capturing of king ~Zedekiah, destruction of
110   1,5,5  |         devil, personified by the king of Tyre (see a similar speech
111   1,5,5  |          the pagan meals from the king's table, ~sprinkled with
112   1,5,5  |          others who ate ~from the king's table. After that they
113   1,5,5  |        examination the Babylonian king ~found them to be wiser
114   1,5,5  |        Daniel explained it to the king, that the image symbolized
115   1,5,5  |           was taken by Darius the king of Media in the 17th year
116   1,5,5  |     proph-~ecy about himself, the king recognized the power of
117   1,5,5  |        Chapter 1). Under the same king Daniel was for the ~second
118   1,5,5  |        Judaea during the reign of king Darius I (Persian, Hys-~
119   1,5,5  |      postponed by 15 years, until king Darius commanded ~to resume
120   1,Add,1|       made a beautiful image of a king, composed of many precious
121   2,1    |         heathen sacrifice, as the king's officers had ordered him,
122   2,1    |        Hyrcanus assumed the title King of the Jews~with royal pomp,
123   2,1    |        Parthians, Herod was named King~of Judaea by the Romans.
124   2,1    |           high priest. He was the~king when Jesus was born; and
125   2,1    |           who was reportedly born King of the Jews, is well known.~
126   2,1    |         sons: Archelaus was to be king in Judaea and Samaria, Antipas (
127   2,1    |     ethnarch of Judaea instead of king.~Archelaus was a weakling,
128   2,1,1  |         and~the reign of Herod as king, many devout Jews, losing
129   2,1,8  |       presided over by a God-sent~King who would deliver His people
130   2,1,8  |         it was foretold that this king would be of the lineage
131   2,1,8  |      anticipation of~the promised King and His Kingdom; and many
132   2,1,8  |           was promised to be both King and~Savior. It is noteworthy
133   2,1,8  |         Him as spiritual Lord and King in their lives.~
134   2,2,2  |         translation, dedicated to King James I, was published in
135   2,2,2  |        years to complete. The New King James Bible (1979-~82) is
136   2,2,2  |          thought flow of the 1611 King James Bible. It is based~
137   2,2,2  |          at the present time, the King James Bible and its more
138   2,2,2  |     contemporary~version, the New King James Bible, although neither
139   2,2,5  |          Matthew~assured that the King will return in the regeneration
140   2,2,5  |       will be gathered before the King and the faithful~ones invited
141   2,2,5  |           that the mission of the~King was to save the people of
142   2,2,5  |        their sins — therefore the King’s name~was Jesus which means “
143   2,2,5  |           to save His people, the King gave His~life as a ransom (
144   2,2,5  |        Lord and Master, Universal King.~The Gospel According to
145   2,5,6  |        successions established by King David for service in the~
146   2,5,9  |          time during the reign of King Antiochus~Epiphanes and
147   2,5,9  |    prophet Balaam and~the Moabite king, Queen Jezebel and her priests,
148   2,5,9  |  apostates of the Holy Covenant,” king Antiochus~Epiphanes (Dan.