Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,4  |            she ac-~cumulated and took great care of the material treasures
  2   1,1,4  |              of Novgorod manage, with great difficulty, to gather Slavonic
  3   1,1,5  |          bondage and the times of the Great Synagogue during ~Ezra and
  4   1,1,5  |            Some of these were of such great importance to understanding
  5   1,1,5  |           bold as to suggest that the great difficulty with the Bible
  6   1,1,5  |               in the ~writings of the great theologians of the Church
  7   1,1,5  |               logian.), St. Basil the Great, St. John of Damascus, St.
  8   1,1,6  |             creased markedly, causing great difficulties for many in
  9   1,2,1  |               become the father of ~a great nation. Thus the sacred
 10   1,2,1  |             of God is revealed with a great emphasis throughout the
 11   1,2,1  |              Pentateuch, and tells a ~great deal about His nature and
 12   1,2,1  |                  The Pentateuch is of great religious, historical, and
 13   1,2,2  |           entire book, which required great spiritual stature on the
 14   1,2,2  |          mankind, it would still be a great work, a mag-~nificent expression
 15   1,2,2  |             soul. It does not require great verbal means to express
 16   1,2,2  |               life has its beginning; great ~things arise from insignificant,
 17   1,2,2  |            from fam-~ine and bestowed great blessings on him and his
 18   1,2,3  |               the Jews not one was as great and ~important as Moses.
 19   1,2,3  |         glorified God, saying, That a great prophet ~is risen up among
 20   1,2,4  |            that fateful ~night. ~ The great highway from Egypt to Canaan
 21   1,2,4  |          shall hear the small and the~great alike; you shall not be
 22   1,2,4  |               we saw in it are men of great stature... and we seemed
 23   1,2,4  |            the west, traveling up the great rift of Wadi Araba towards
 24   1,2,4  |          height jutting out from the ~great escarpment, Moses stood
 25   1,2,4  |              wept and mourned for the great ~leader and teacher they
 26   1,2,4  |         helium) took place, causing a great emission of light. In this
 27   1,2,4  |              s glory. For example, so great was the Ark of the ~Covenant
 28   1,3,1  |       evaluates everything, including great national heroes, thus helping
 29   1,3,1  |            the Jewish people achieved great ~spiritual heights and have
 30   1,3,1  |               to see qualities of the Great God Whose mercy is endless,
 31   1,3,5  |       apostles write about David with great respect. ~Church Fathers
 32   1,3,5  |                was gifted by God with great wisdom. Solo-~mon built
 33   1,3,5  |            Elijah. Having seen such a great miracle, the ~people believed
 34   1,3,5  |               For his holy life and a great love for God, the prophet
 35   1,3,6  |             one ~book. He founded The Great Synagogue . a group which,
 36   1,3,0  |              founded by Alexander the Great. His huge Empire did not
 37   1,3,0  |            conquests of Alexander the Great ~and the division of his
 38   1,3,1  |              son, the cruel Herod the Great, who de-~clared himself
 39   1,4,1  |               In order to show Job.s ~great patience and virtue in front
 40   1,4,1  |               Having shown to all the great faith of Job, ~God put the
 41   1,4,1  |              of the Bible as a man of great righteousness. For example, ~
 42   1,4,4  |              book can easily feel the great wisdom of the author enlightened
 43   1,4,7  |           last representatives of the Great Synagogue. To acquire knowledge,
 44   1,4,7  |             the fear of the LORD than great treasure and trouble therewith.~
 45   1,5,2  |           advocates of the faith. The great Isaiah was martyred during
 46   1,5,3  |              Their inspired words had great power to ~wake the repentant
 47   1,5,5  |       merciful, slow to anger, and of great kindness, and repenteth
 48   1,5,5  |               for their wickedness is great. Multitudes, multi-~tudes
 49   1,5,5  |         renewed in spirit before ~the Great Judgment over the world: ~ ~.
 50   1,5,5  |           moon into blood, before the great and terrible day of the
 51   1,5,5  |          asketh for a reward; and the~great man, he uttereth his mischievous
 52   1,5,5  |            LORD is slow to anger, and great in power, and will~not at
 53   1,5,5  |             into Egypt. Alexander the Great (356-323 B.C). made an honorable
 54   1,5,5  |              smote the image became a great mountain, and filled the
 55   1,5,5  |               Revelation 20:11), the ~great prince which standeth for
 56   1,5,5  |             the~same my name shall be great among the Gentiles; and
 57   1,5,5  |              before the coming of the great and dreadful day of the
 58   1,5,7  |          teachings. ~ In the years of great disasters and national catastrophes
 59   1,5,7  |            prophets also revealed the great qualities of the One God:
 60   1,Add,6|                   Words of the Word.~ Great is the mystery of the word .
 61   1,Add,6|              mystery of the word . so great that the second Person of
 62   1,Add,9|               And without controversy great is the ~mystery of godliness;
 63   1,Add,0|               that may possibly be of great help in our sociological
 64   1,Add,1|              In fact, it was the same great vision ~which had inspired
 65   1,Add,1|              Biblical revelation, the great design of God.s redemptive ~
 66   1,Add,1|       Neoplatonism. Exegesis played a great ~role in the philosophical
 67   1,Add,1|            Scripture. But they are of great authority and significance.
 68   1,Add,1|             silence.. One would be in great danger to shake ~.the very
 69   1,Add,1|          expression, St. Jerome, this great man of Scripture, has voiced
 70   1,Add,1|          without the Spirit . It is a great ~danger to speak in the
 71   2,1    |               empire to~Alexander the Great, or at least until the entry
 72   2,1    |               in~history as Herod the Great) became the ruler. After
 73   2,1,2  |               endured until Herod the~Great dismantled it in 23 B.C.
 74   2,1,3  | Intertestamental~Period, the Jews had great reverence for the Sabbath
 75   2,1,4  |              23:40-43; Neh. 8:14-15). Great candelabra with many lights
 76   2,1,4  |         multitude and poured out with great ceremony at the foot of
 77   2,1,6  |          priest~continued to exercise great influence, being ex-officio
 78   2,1,6  | distinguishing characteristic was the great emphasis they put on keeping
 79   2,1,6  |           books of Moses, which is of great value in the study of the
 80   2,1,8  |              is clear and assuring.~A great many of the prophecies promise
 81   2,1,9  |           next to the youngest of~the great religious systems extant
 82   2,1,9  |          Confucianism has achieved no great geographic advance since~
 83   2,1,0  |              realm, was the seat of a great culture which influenced
 84   2,1,0  |              may not have equaled its great Western contemporary, but
 85   2,1,1  |           appeared to promise no very great future for the faith. It
 86   2,1,1  |             in the contests among the great~powers in the valleys of
 87   2,1,1  |               land bridge between the great civilizations~of Egypt and
 88   2,2,2  |              of~Antioch, labored with great diligence over the amendment
 89   2,2,2  |             of the original text. The great variability among modern
 90   2,2,5  |           most of all to disclose the~great truth, that Jesus Christ,
 91   2,2,5  |      Obviously such~teaching would do great harm to true Christianity.
 92   2,2,6  |                 Whoever desires to be great among you, let him be~your
 93   2,2,6  |               be exceedingly glad for great is your reward in~heaven” (
 94   2,3,2  |               Chrysostom explains the great meaning this Book has for
 95   2,3,2  |   persecutions, they fearlessly, with great valor and self-sacrifice,
 96   2,3,3  |             righteousness, he enjoyed great respect from all the~Jews (
 97   2,3,3  |       brethren. These ordeals were~so great that many became dispirited
 98   2,3,3  |         heavens will pass away with a~great noise, and the elements
 99   2,3,3  |            things in common.~And with great power the Apostles gave
100   2,3,3  |   Resurrection of the Lord Jesus.~And great grace was upon them all.
101   2,3,3  |              little member and boasts great~things. See how great a
102   2,3,3  |          boasts great~things. See how great a forest a little fire kindles” (
103   2,4,2  |               9-10). This is how this great “Apostle~of tongues” characterized
104   2,4,2  |              towering strength of his great spirit toward~preaching
105   2,4,2  |          inexhaustible energy of this great~“Apostle of tongues.” It
106   2,4,4  |               of Apostle Paul carries great importance in the composition
107   2,4,4  |             glorious~appearing of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ.” (
108   2,4,4  |         godliness with contentment IS GREAT GAIN. For we~brought nothing
109   2,5,1  |        described therein. There are a great number of books about the~
110   2,5,1  |           have always treated it with great reverence as a book which
111   2,5,2  |             the mark of the Apostle's great spirit of love and contemplation.~
112   2,5,2  |               1:1 and 3 John~1:1). Of great importance is also the opinion
113   2,5,2  |         Syrian, Epiphanius, Basil the Great, Hillary, Athanasius the
114   2,5,2  |               Hillary, Athanasius the Great, Gregory the~Theologian,
115   2,5,2  |              Scripture. Especially~of great value is the attestation
116   2,5,4  |           reveals the essence of~that great war of good versus evil,
117   2,5,5  |              Macedonia (Alexander~the Great), which amalgamated the
118   2,5,6  |              that “they all came from great afflictions.” For~all these
119   2,5,8  |            angel brings into motion a great army~beyond the Euphrates
120   2,5,0  |              world and shows them the great multitude of the Righteous~