Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,1  |     Naturally, since thousands of years separate ~us from the times
  2   1,1,1  |        For more than four hundred years the Bible has been the best-selling
  3   1,1,1  |           case for the Bible many years ago when he wrote: .This
  4   1,1,4  |            during the first ~1500 years of the Christian era, copying
  5   1,1,5  |           be called the formative years of the Holy ~ ~ 9~Scripture.
  6   1,1,5  |         yet existed. In the first years ~of her existence, the Church
  7   1,1,5  |             handing-on.) for many years. It is readily apparent
  8   1,1,5  |          we now ac-~cept. For 336 years the Church had been living,
  9   1,1,5  |   completely at home. ~ Only five years earlier than St. Athanasius.
 10   1,1,5  |        yet to be another thousand years before there would be a
 11   1,1,5  |          throughout the first ~70 years of the Church.s life. Some
 12   1,1,6  |       published in 1611. Over the years, the Bible in Russia has
 13   1,1,7  |           the first seventy or so years of her existence which,
 14   1,1,7  |        than another three hundred years ~which was required to refine
 15   1,1,7  |         over a period hundreds of years, then obvi-~ously the rest
 16   1,1,7  |     persecution for three hundred years, ~which finally attained
 17   1,2,1  |           Moses during ~the forty years journey through the Sinai
 18   1,2,2  |        shepherd kings ~(some 2000 years BC). At that time Egypt
 19   1,2,3  |       Deu-~teronomy more than 450 years B.C., states that among
 20   1,2,4  |           Four hundred and thirty years,” says the Bible (Exod.
 21   1,2,4  |           to live in Egypt. Forty years of wandering lay ahead of
 22   1,2,4  |           was at this time eighty years old and his brother ~Aaron
 23   1,2,4  |        from the burning bush many years before. Jethro now came
 24   1,2,4  |           in the desert for forty years, till that ~generation had
 25   1,2,4  |       Canaan.~ After nearly forty years had gone by, most of them
 26   1,2,4  |         Egypt, Moses had in forty years molded a ~small but stalwart
 27   1,2,4  |          was a hundred and twenty years old, but “his eye was not
 28   1,2,4  |   discoveries by several thousand years. His ~description was the
 29   1,2,4  |         Fifteen to twenty billion years ago, the entire universe
 30   1,3,1  |        lasted ~about five hundred years. This period ended with
 31   1,3,1  |      independence several hundred years before Christ. ~ The political
 32   1,3,4  |          Yet after some number of years the Israelites would again ~
 33   1,3,5  |    Kingdoms cover a period of 500 years from the birth of ~Samuel (
 34   1,3,5  |          of ~David. The first few years of David.s reign were quite
 35   1,3,5  |           The prophet Elijah (900 years B.C). was one of the strongest
 36   1,3,5  |          miraculously lasted two ~years, providing food for the
 37   1,3,5  |       Elisha labored for over 65 ~years, under six different kings
 38   1,3,5  |           happened in Israel some years ~earlier. Despite the alliance
 39   1,3,5  |    Babylonian captivity lasted 70 years from 605 B.C., ~when the
 40   1,3,6  |          ruling the people for 14 years, Ezra delegated all authority
 41   1,3,7  |           people. Thus, during 30 years before his death, ~Nehemiah
 42   1,3,8  |         at the royal court. A few years earlier, ~Mordecai saved
 43   1,3,9  |           Holofernes (approx. 650 years B.C.). ~ Having occupied
 44   1,3,0  |    Ptolemy IV Philopator, i.e. 50 years before the ~time of Juda
 45   1,3,1  |                               The Years Preceding the Coming of
 46   1,3,1  |     patriarch Jacob uttered 2000 ~years earlier: .The scepter shall
 47   1,4,1  |      family. ~Job lived many more years and enjoyed even greater
 48   1,4,1  |     offspring, he died, being 140 years old. ~ Job lived in the
 49   1,4,2  |        David ~was born a thousand years before the birth of Christ
 50   1,4,3  |          in Jerusalem ~a thousand years BC. Some parts of the book
 51   1,4,4  |       personal experience of many years and his deep analysis. The
 52   1,4,4  |           written during the last years of Solomon.s ~life, after
 53   1,4,5  |         Solomon during the better years of his reign, shortly after
 54   1,5,2  |           for more than a hundred years after the collapse of Israel. ~
 55   1,5,2  |        which lasted ~around fifty years and caused unrecoverable
 56   1,5,2  |           for a hundred and fifty years. Nabopelles-~sar's successor
 57   1,5,2  |       spent in captivity about 70 years, ~from 597 B.C. till 536
 58   1,5,2  |       till 536 B.C. ~Chronology.~(Years Before Christ). ~ ~Kings
 59   1,5,5  |           and Amaziah, around 800 years ~B.C. He called himself
 60   1,5,5  |           Pethuel. Those were the years of relative peace and well
 61   1,5,5  |        and Isaiah. Those were the years ~of relative peace and prosperity. ~
 62   1,5,5  |     became known to this king 200 years later (44:27-28; 45:1-3,
 63   1,5,5  |         and prophesied ~for fifty years about the fate of Samaria
 64   1,5,5  |       Judean king Josiah about 20 years before the devastation of
 65   1,5,5  |         him”~(Nahum 1:3-7). ~ 200 years before this, in the days
 66   1,5,5  |            13). Over two thousand years, the very location of Nineveh
 67   1,5,5  |          9-10). ~ For about forty years since then Jeremiah had
 68   1,5,5  |     thrown into a dung pit. ~ The years preceding the collapse of
 69   1,5,5  |    captivity which had to last 70 years, in accordance ~with the
 70   1,5,5  |          ministration for several years. In the Second Book of the
 71   1,5,5  |      Mesopotamian Tel Aviv for 22 years, ~from 592 till 570 B.C.
 72   1,5,5  |        was then between 14 and 17 years old. ~ Three friends of
 73   1,5,5  |           disciplines for several years. When ~the Jewish boys were
 74   1,5,5  |           Daniel during the seven years of the reign of ~the three
 75   1,5,5  |         Seventy Weeks (70*7 = 490 years), which indicated the time
 76   1,5,5  |    interpret the three and a half years of intensified persecution
 77   1,5,5  |    preached for three and a ~half years. However, the apocalyptic
 78   1,5,5  |           very old age, ~about 90 years old, probably in Susa (Ectabanes).
 79   1,5,5  |  construction was postponed by 15 years, until king Darius commanded ~
 80   1,5,5  |          the gift of prophecy 475 years before the Advent of ~Christ.~
 81   1,5,7  |         their teachings. ~ In the years of great disasters and national
 82   1,Add,9|             This was written some years ago by a prominent British
 83   1,Add,0|   witnesses, covering hundreds of years, be used for the construc-~
 84   2,1    |           for it~during the forty years in the wilderness, the giving
 85   2,1    |         interval~of more than 400 years came between the time of
 86   2,1    |         the Septuagint.~After 125 years under Egypt, the Jewish
 87   2,1    |         had been closed for three years, to cleanse~it and its furnishings
 88   2,1    |       became the ruler. After six years of bloody war with the last~
 89   2,1    |   efficient as a ruler. After~ten years of misrule the Romans found
 90   2,1,1  |     religious enthusiasts. In~the years of oppression and bloodshed
 91   2,1,2  |          and the courtyards eight years~later. The entire structure
 92   2,1,2  |           until A.D. 64, just six years before it was totally~destroyed
 93   2,1,4  |       Israelites during the forty years of wandering in the desert.
 94   2,1,6  |          class during the closing years of~the Greek period. They
 95   2,1,6  |          officiated for about 275~years. This temple was destroyed
 96   2,1,6  |    members were put~through three years of rigorous trial during
 97   2,1,9  |        called man about 1,200,000 years in the~past. A being with
 98   2,1,9  |       lived approximately~500,000 years ago. In contrast with these
 99   2,1,9  |        the less than two thousand~years which Christianity has thus
100   2,1,9  |       from ten to twelve thousand years ago, during the last~retreat
101   2,1,9  |           by more than a thousand years. Judaism,~out of which Christianity
102   2,1,9  |       sprang, is many hundreds of years older than the latter. Confucius,~
103   2,1,9  |      centuries before Christ. The years of the founder of Buddhism,
104   2,1,9  |         as it was fifteen hundred years ago.~Not for five centuries
105   2,1,1  |       nine hundred and a~thousand years before Christ, did it achieve
106   2,1,1  | Confucianism~was for two thousand years so closely integrated with
107   2,2,2  |    consulted, and the work was 26 years in the making. The Living
108   2,2,2  |   scholars and required nearly 11 years to complete. The New King
109   2,2,3  |           and no later than 50-60 years after the birth of Christ.
110   2,2,3  |         life, when he was over 90~years old. Somewhat earlier, he
111   2,2,5  |       took place approximately 63 years after the~birth of Christ.
112   2,2,5  |           nearly three and a half years, and that He lived on earth
113   2,2,5  |           thirty-three and a half years~(as He entered the public
114   2,3,2  |  indication that Ap. Paul spent 2 years in Rome, without any restrictions,~
115   2,3,2  |           s death~that followed 2-years later under the reign of
116   2,3,2  |      completed in Rome around the years 63 or 64 AD. St. Paul’s
117   2,3,3  |           dated to be between the~years 62 and 64 AD.~Apostle Peter’
118   2,3,3  |   writings~can be put down to the years 65-66. Apostle Peter’s final
119   2,3,3  |         66. Apostle Peter’s final years were spent in Rome, from~
120   2,3,3  |         Jerusalem for the next 15 years until the glorious Assumption
121   2,3,3  |       Apostle John spent the last years of his life on earth. This
122   2,4,3  |           city for~one and a half years. His 2 Epistles to the Thessalonians
123   2,4,3  |         he preached daily for two years in the school of~Tyrannus.
124   2,5,2  |          John had also lived many years before~him. Many Holy Fathers
125   2,5,4  |      would occur some thirty-five years later, and about the time
126   2,5,4  |      small part; three and a half years, the time of persecutions.~
127   2,5,5  |           a period of about forty years. Having become incarcerated
128   2,5,8  |           lasted three and a half years,~from April, 67 A.D., to
129   2,5,8  |        the terrible wars of later years,~which the Savior pointed
130   2,5,9  |   corresponds to~three and a half years and symbolically means the
131   2,5,9  |    continued for~three and a half years. The persecutions took approximately
132   2,5,2  |    bottomless pit” for~a thousand years; that is, for a very long