Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,2  |           man.s life. The life and death and resurrection ~of the
  2   1,1,2  |        God-Man, sealed through His death and Resurrection. Depending
  3   1,1,6  |           Slavonic lands. Upon the death of St. Cyril, St. Methodius ~
  4   1,2,2  |            sodomy (homosexuality), death and burial of Jacob, Jo-~
  5   1,2,2  |          thus punishes himself. If death and many of the hardships
  6   1,2,2  |     Solomon says: For God made not death: neither hath He~pleasure
  7   1,2,2  |            envy of the devil, came death into~the world; and they
  8   1,2,2  |           time, from suffering and death, through the appearance
  9   1,2,3  |          not ~their lives unto the death. ~Son of Abraham ~Genesis
 10   1,2,3  |          for ~us to put any man to death. [Here the Jewish authori-~
 11   1,2,3  |           power to administer the ~death penalty]. ~He Shall be a
 12   1,2,4  |           ordered to be ~stoned to death. ~ The leadership of Moses
 13   1,2,4  |            was nearly done. ~ ~The Death of Moses.~ In three farewell
 14   1,2,4  |         day” (Deut. 34:6). ~At his death he was a hundred and twenty
 15   1,2,4  |           sons for evil, sickness, death, etc. ~ Science continues
 16   1,2,4  |      special reverence could cause death (II Samuel): at the time ~
 17   1,3,4  |         the chosen nation from the death of Joshua the son of Nun
 18   1,3,4  |      treacherous Delilah, ~and his death as a hero have been a basis
 19   1,3,5  |            the Philistines and the death of Saul (Ch. 25-31). David.
 20   1,3,5  |           of his kingdom after his death, under his son, Rehoboam (
 21   1,3,5  |        Grieving over the spiritual death of his people, Elijah was
 22   1,3,5  |            many Jewish prophets to death and filled the land of Israel
 23   1,3,5  |           the mountain were put to death. Then, at last, it began
 24   1,3,5  |        were persecuted and ~put to death under these kings. For example,
 25   1,3,7  |         during 30 years before his death, ~Nehemiah labored to restore
 26   1,3,0  |           long. ~After Alexander.s death, it was split into four
 27   1,3,0  |         were persecuted and put to death. God.s temple was dese-~
 28   1,3,0  |            many others were put to death as martyrs in 166 B.C.,
 29   1,4,2  |            in Jerusalem ~after the death of King Saul, King David
 30   1,4,4  |       faith in God and life after ~death. The book teaches about
 31   1,4,4  |         goes in a cycle: birth and death, joy and sadness, truth ~
 32   1,4,4  |          these aspirations . after death. There is no hope to satisfy
 33   1,4,4  |        prepare ~for the life after death, where a man.s happiness
 34   1,4,5  |         arm: for love is strong as death; ~jealousy is cruel as the
 35   1,4,5  |           persuaded, that neither ~death, nor life, nor angels, nor
 36   1,4,6  |           many centuries after the death of Solomon. It was written
 37   1,4,6  |             then definitely after ~death. God did not create death.
 38   1,4,6  |          death. God did not create death. It has its cause in human
 39   1,4,6  |        hand of God. ~Suffering and death have redemptive significance
 40   1,4,6  |         cruel suffering ~and early death assure us of their future
 41   1,4,7  |          Strive for the truth unto death, and the Lord shall fight
 42   1,4,7  |           her house inclineth unto death, and her paths unto the~
 43   1,5,1  |            things, like the day of death, from a human, God makes
 44   1,5,2  |           As-~syria. But after his death an alliance with Egypt was
 45   1,5,2  |        Assyria. However, after the death of Sargon ~Hezekiah joined
 46   1,5,5  |          and when all grieves ~and death itself would be eliminated: “
 47   1,5,5  |            I will redeem~them from death: O death, I will be thy
 48   1,5,5  |          redeem~them from death: O death, I will be thy plagues;
 49   1,5,5  |        nations. He will swallow up death in victory; and the Lord
 50   1,5,5  |         Jehoiakim condemned him to death. ~However, Jeremiah dictated
 51   1,5,5  |         and stayed there until the death of his ~teacher. After that
 52   1,5,5  |         grief of the Jews, and her death was ~made known to Ezekiel
 53   1,5,6  |          19:25) and Elimination of Death: ~Isaiah, Chapter 26, 42:
 54   1,5,7  |           of them died the natural death. Yet ordinary people valued
 55   1,Add,9|            of the living God.. The death of ~Christ was God's entrance
 56   1,Add,9|           into the misery of human death (again in person), a descent
 57   1,Add,9|          and this meant the end of death and the inauguration of
 58   1,Add,9|     English theologian, .Dogma or. death.. The age of a-dogmatism
 59   2,1    |  prosperity. After the conqueror’s death in 323 B.C., Judaea was
 60   2,1    |           for the Romans.~Upon the death of Antipater by assassination
 61   2,1    |         did not hesitate to put to death any who opposed him, or
 62   2,1    |           boys of Bethlehem put to~death, in order to be rid of One
 63   2,1    |       Pontius~Pilate, who gave the death sentence against Jesus,
 64   2,1,2  |           all Gentiles, on pain of death, not to enter. The~eastern
 65   2,1,2  |          bottom at the time of the death of our Lord.~As a place
 66   2,1,6  |           of angels, in life after death, and in a future resurrection
 67   2,1,8  | Accordingly, they condemned Him to~death, and thus they unknowingly
 68   2,2,1  |        everything — nature and the death itself —~obeyed His almighty
 69   2,2,4  |       sufferings on the Cross, His death and burial, His glorious
 70   2,2,4  |         glorious resurrection from~death and ascension into heaven.
 71   2,2,5  |           his life with a martyr’s death in Ethiopia.~The Gospel
 72   2,2,5  |        which ended with~a martyr’s death. It is known that after
 73   2,2,5  |            is known that after the death of St. Paul, St. Luke preached
 74   2,2,5  |       preached and died a~martyr’s death in Achaia (Greece). During
 75   2,2,5  |          Gospel and died a natural death (the only Apostle to do
 76   2,2,5  |      darkness (just as He overcame death in His resurrection)~and
 77   2,2,5  |    ministry, the Lord accepted His death on the Cross. It follows
 78   2,3,2  |          of the Apostle’s martyr’s death~that followed 2-years later
 79   2,3,3  |          St. James Zebedee’s early death came about through martyrdom (
 80   2,3,3  |         year 64, he met a martyr’s death, being thrown from the top
 81   2,3,3  |        written not long before his~death, probably between 55 and
 82   2,3,3  |         died a somewhat~mysterious death in Ephesus. Not naming himself
 83   2,3,3  |       where he received a martyr’s death being crucified and shot
 84   2,3,3  |          way~will save a soul from death and cover a multitude of
 85   2,3,3  |           that we have~passed from death to life, because we love
 86   2,3,3  |         love his brother~abides in death” (1 John 3:14).~Light: “
 87   2,3,3  |           full-grown, brings~forth death” (James 1:15).~Temptations
 88   2,4,3  |            he was a witness to the~death of the first martyr Stephan (
 89   2,4,3  |            of Nero died a martyr’s death in 64 AD. But there is~evidence
 90   2,4,3  |        where he remained~until his death. There is a tradition that
 91   2,4,3  |            a last meeting, sensing death was at hand. Tradition~doesn’
 92   2,4,4  |            glory. Therefore put to death your members~which are on
 93   2,4,4  |         Thes. 5:14-22).~Baptism is death to sin: “There is therefore
 94   2,4,4  |            from the law of sin and death” (Rom. 8:1-2).~“For those
 95   2,4,4  |           to be carnally minded is death,~but to be spiritually minded
 96   2,4,4  |           13; Thes. 5:14-22. About death to sin and baptism, see
 97   2,4,4  |            the Galatians.~Life and death: Phil. 1:21-24.~Redemption
 98   2,4,4  |          am persuaded that neither death nor life, nor Angels nor
 99   2,5,4  |            be true to Christ until death.~In a similar manner, the
100   2,5,5  |          After St. Paul's martyric death in Rome~around the year
101   2,5,6  |     meaning of~their suffering and death, by which they participate
102   2,5,7  |           leads toward a spiritual death and as a final~consequence
103   2,5,7  |            ruin of society and the death of mankind. This~sorrowful
104   2,5,8  |          preaching with a martyr's~death. The words “Sodom and Egypt,
105   2,5,2  |           defeated by the Savior's death on the cross. At that time~
106   2,5,2  |            even after the Savior's death on the cross, had the ability
107   2,5,2  |           the moment of a martyr's death for Christ's sake. The following
108   2,5,2  |         are two deaths. The “first death” is the state of~unbelief
109   2,5,2  |          Gospel dwelt. The “second death” is~to be doomed to eternal
110   2,5,3  |            there no longer will~be death, nor weeping, nor cries,
111   2,5,3  |           no fear of suffering~and death for the sake of Christ.
112   2,5,3  |           repent.~Be faithful till~death.~Repent.~Protect what you
113   2,5,3  |        alert, for you are~close to death. Repent.~Protect your sp~
114   2,5,3  |         You will elude~everlasting death.~You will partake of~hidden