Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,1  |        dialects. Even the ~blind may read Bible in Braille. The
  2   1,1,2  |      freedom of moral choice. He may ~do right or he may do wrong.
  3   1,1,2  |           He may ~do right or he may do wrong. He lives in a
  4   1,1,4  |          reader forgets this, he may not receive ~the edification
  5   1,1,5  |         95 (although parts of it may perhaps have ~been written
  6   1,1,5  |      Some of these .other books. may indeed have been written
  7   1,1,5  |         language or in ~code. We may, in fact, be so bold as
  8   1,1,5  |     lives of ordinary people. It may be, in fact, that the whole
  9   1,2,2  |          more details. This book may be described as a covenant-renewal
 10   1,2,2  |         the law, “that his heart may not be lifted up above~his
 11   1,2,2  |        his brethren, and that he may not turn aside from the
 12   1,2,2  |          is a crime. Even the ox may not be muzzled while it
 13   1,2,2  |        it to the priests” (31:9) may well ~refer to his writing
 14   1,2,4  |       horses were drowned. (This may have happened in the area
 15   1,2,4  |         suggested that the manna may have been the resin-like
 16   1,2,4  |          and thy mother, that it may be well with thee, and that
 17   1,2,4  |          thee, and that thy days~may be long upon the earth.~
 18   1,2,4  |        put ~in his heart that he may teach [others] . . . Them
 19   1,2,4  |              incense and ~lights may be offered . . . For the
 20   1,3,1  |        to sincerely repent~. One may assume that it was for this
 21   1,4,2  |         the psalm.s content. It ~may be a prayer, a psalm of
 22   1,4,3  |          other authors. Thus one may con-~sider Solomon to be
 23   1,4,4  |        with deep thoughts which ~may not be fully understood
 24   1,4,5  |          first reading this book may appear to be just another
 25   1,4,7  |      thou knowest not what a day may bring forth (Prov. 27:1). ~
 26   1,5,5  |        in length. Their stomachs may have 4 to 6 sections, each ~
 27   1,5,5  |        of my people, that widows may be their prey, and that
 28   1,5,5  |        their prey, and that they may rob the fatherless!. (Isaiah
 29   1,5,5  |          forth and bud, that it ~may give seed to the sower,
 30   1,5,5  |    brother with a net. That they may do~evil with both hands
 31   1,5,5  |         pure language, that they may all call upon the~name of
 32   1,5,5  |        heart of flesh: That they may walk in my statutes, and
 33   1,5,5  |        the apocalyptic timeframe may be merely symbolic. ~ Little
 34   1,5,5  |       the LORD~of hosts. But who may abide the day of his coming?
 35   1,5,7  |        predic-~tions of prophets may combine elements of different
 36   1,5,7  |          have already fulfilled, may bet-~ter comprehend what
 37   1,Add,3|          your mind . so that you may understand ~the words of
 38   1,Add,3|          His grace . so that you may feel the truth ~and life
 39   1,Add,4|         7:17). Do it so that you may understand it. This is the
 40   1,Add,9|       every particular group. It may be restated in ~new categories,
 41   1,Add,9|       idiom ~of the Early Church may seem to be, judged by our
 42   1,Add,9|         to commend to all whom I may be called to address the
 43   1,Add,9|          A New Nestorianism.~ It may seem ridiculous to suggest
 44   1,Add,0|   documents included in the book may have been, it is obvious ~
 45   1,Add,0|      some .secret words that man may not repeat.. On ~the contrary,
 46   1,Add,0|         men, and the whole story may seem to be all too human.
 47   1,Add,0|          s Word. The Word of God may be adequately and rightly
 48   1,Add,0|       theleast satisfactory: one may suggest at once that the
 49   1,Add,0|        not a pattern nation. One may put it this way. Obviously,
 50   1,Add,0|       through the ages. All that may possibly be of great help
 51   1,Add,0|     historical realm ~at all. We may learn quite a lot from Hebrew
 52   1,Add,0|        not yet been closed. ~One may prefer the phrase: .the
 53   1,Add,1|          of this pregnant phrase may be [It has been contended ~
 54   1,Add,1|          an unsound sense, as we may discover if we take in consid-~
 55   1,Add,1|         66). At first glance one may get the impression that
 56   1,Add,1|          to rites and usages. It may be recalled at this ~point
 57   2,1,6  |          some of their practices may be seen in the reforms and
 58   2,1,9  |        earliest presence of what may be called man about 1,200,
 59   2,1,9  |     about the size of modern man may have lived approximately~
 60   2,1,9  |       development of mankind. It may~be something of this kind
 61   2,1,9  |  Confucius and the Buddha and he may have been~older by several
 62   2,1,9  |        The youth of Christianity may be highly important. It
 63   2,1,9  |        and the fact of its youth may mean~that for it the cycle
 64   2,1,9  |       span of thirteen centuries may lend support. The~grouping
 65   2,1,9  |          of Christianity to date may be but a precursor to an~
 66   2,1,9  |      expanding future. The faith may be not far from the beginning
 67   2,1,0  |         wealth and population~it may not have equaled its great
 68   2,2,2  |          text of the Gospels. It may be fairly said that the
 69   2,2,5  |       These~are written that you may believe that Jesus is the
 70   2,2,5  |          and that believing,~you may have life in His name.”
 71   2,2,6  |      shine before men, that they may see your good works and
 72   2,2,6  |          for every idle word men may speak they will give account
 73   2,2,6  |      John 10:16); “That they all may~be one, as You Father, are
 74   2,2,6  |         I in You; that they also may be one in Us, that the~world
 75   2,2,6  |        one in Us, that the~world may believe that You sent Me” (
 76   2,2,6  |      down all carnal desires, we may pursue a spiritual way of
 77   2,3,3  |    Christian Jews, wherever they may be, as under his hierarchical
 78   2,3,3  |         that when He appears, we may~have confidence and not
 79   2,3,3  |      word, they, without a word, may be won by the conduct of
 80   2,3,3  |          life, that your prayers~may not be hindered” (1 Peter
 81   2,3,3  |      mighty hand of~God, that He may exalt you in due time, casting
 82   2,3,3  |        among us in this: that we may have boldness in the day
 83   2,3,3  |           that in all things~God may be glorified through Jesus
 84   2,3,3  |        for one another, that you may be~healed. The effective,
 85   2,3,3  |         special people, that~you may proclaim the praises of
 86   2,3,3  |       its perfect work, that~you may be perfect and complete,
 87   2,3,3  |     though it is tested by fire, may be found to praise, honor,
 88   2,3,3  |       His glory is~revealed, you may also be glad with exceeding
 89   2,4,4  |    sequence~— so that the reader may easily refer to them in
 90   2,4,4  |     whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand~against
 91   2,4,4  |     whole amour of God, that~you may be able to withstand in
 92   2,4,4  |          time to come, that they may lay hold on eternal life”~(
 93   2,4,4  |  renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good
 94   2,4,4  |       Run in such a way that you may obtain it. And everyone
 95   2,4,4  |       sufficiency in all~things, may have an abundance for every
 96   2,4,4  |      forever’ (Psalm 111:9). Now may~he who supplies seed to
 97   2,4,4  |          for our profit, that we may~be partakers of His holiness.
 98   2,4,4  |       feet, so that what is lame may not be dislocated, but~rather
 99   2,4,4  | concerning you, that by them you may wage the good warfare, having
100   2,4,4  |        done the will of God, you may receive the promise” (Heb.
101   2,4,5  |         prayers of Apostle Paul, may Christ enlighten and be
102   2,5,8  |         lasted five months, from May to September of 66 (five
103   2,5,8  |        be prepared”~(Rev. 16:12) may point to peril from further
104   2,5,9  |          were~to be rewarded. It may be that in the prophecy
105   2,5,0  |       waste. Increased suffering may be linked to the destruction
106   2,5,2  |        believes in me, though he may die, he shall come back