Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1   1,1,3  | divinely-inspired: “For prophecy never came by the~will of man, but
  2   1,1,4  |          Christ, the Son ~of God. Next came all the other writings of
  3   1,1,4  |               the Apostles. After them came the holy books of the ~Hebrews.
  4   1,1,5  |               word of mouth; those who came to accept the Faith heard
  5   1,1,5  |               Eventually, some of them came to have ~the character of
  6   1,1,5  |           written Gospel for those who came to ~the Faith far from the
  7   1,1,5  |               the four written Gospels came into being. But this came
  8   1,1,5  |              came into being. But this came to pass only after ~the
  9   1,1,5  |             books of the New Testament came ~to be; others were written
 10   1,1,7  |             Conclusion.~Thus the Bible came to be what it is, came into
 11   1,1,7  |           Bible came to be what it is, came into existence, only in
 12   1,1,7  |             This classic riddle .Which came first, the chicken or the
 13   1,2,2  |            account of how the universe came into existence (1:1-2:14),
 14   1,2,2  |               all that is in the world came to ~be. A large enterprise
 15   1,2,2  |       expressions about the Spirit be-~came generally understood, we
 16   1,2,2  |              very good. by nature. Sin came into the world through temp-~
 17   1,2,2  |              the wrong side. After sin came suffering. ~The author of
 18   1,2,2  |         through the envy of the devil, came death into~the world; and
 19   1,2,3  |           concerning the ~flesh Christ came, who is over all, God blessed ~
 20   1,2,3  |          Galilee. ~Luke 7:16 And there came a fear on all, and ~they
 21   1,2,3  |               the king, ~behold, there came wise men from the east to
 22   1,2,4  |             edge. ~ Pharaoh's daughter came to bathe at this spot and
 23   1,2,4  |          father-in-law's flocks, Moses came ~to the mountain of Horeb (
 24   1,2,4  |            being consumed. God's voice came out of the bush commanding
 25   1,2,4  |               Let My People Go.~ Aaron came to meet Moses and was told
 26   1,2,4  |                done harm. “For since I came to Pharaoh to speak in thy
 27   1,2,4  |             refused to give way, frogs came swarming out of the river
 28   1,2,4  |                of the Sinai desert and came to Rephidim. ~Once more
 29   1,2,4  |               years before. Jethro now came to see Moses, ~bringing
 30   1,2,4  |               a thick cloud. Out of it came thun-~der, lightning and
 31   1,2,4  |               failed to reappear. They came in ~a body to Aaron and
 32   1,2,4  |              relented. But when ~Moses came down and saw the spectacle
 33   1,2,4  |                are apt to do, they be-~came nostalgic for the land they
 34   1,2,4  |           their journey northward, and came to rest at Kadesh-barnea,
 35   1,3,2  |        ministry individually. Prophets came from all social groups.
 36   1,3,2  |               illiterate, while others came from royal families and
 37   1,3,2  |               of prophetic communities came people who fearlessly opposed
 38   1,3,4  |                them. Six ~times Israel came under foreign oppression,
 39   1,3,5  |         obedient to God, but later be-~came proud and began to be negligent
 40   1,3,5  |               in the form of lightning came down from heaven and, in
 41   1,3,5  |               The priests of Baal that came to ~the mountain were put
 42   1,3,7  |                 from his ~kinsmen that came from Palestine, about the
 43   1,3,7  |               to Artaxerxes, but later came to Jerusa-~lem again and
 44   1,3,9  |               the Assyrian armies that came to devastate the land ~under
 45   1,4,1  |            sympathy for the poor. Many came to him for ~advice and considered
 46   1,4,1  |             outside ~his town. Friends came to visit him there. Job
 47   1,4,1  |               patience, saying, “Naked came I out of my mother's womb,
 48   1,4,3  |             his wisdom, so that people came from distant countries to
 49   1,5,4  |             not only reproved. When it came to public adversities and
 50   1,5,5  |              ways to salvation. Micah ~came forward to support the poor
 51   1,5,5  |             members of his family. It ~came to the point where Jeremiah
 52   1,5,5  |                other prophets finally ~came true: the hordes of Nebuchadrezzar
 53   1,5,5  |            looked for much, and, lo it came to little; and when ye brought
 54   1,5,7  |       interpretation. For the prophecy came not in old time by the will
 55   1,Add,1|            what the world is; where it came from; why it exists; what
 56   1,Add,1|            where it comes from; how it came to exist; why it exists .
 57   1,Add,9|               Our Redeemer is one who .came down. and who, by .being
 58   1,Add,0|               and by ~various writers, came to be regarded as a single
 59   1,Add,0|         Biblical message. And all this came from God, there was no human ~
 60   1,Add,0|             achievement. Yet, all this came for the sake of man, “for
 61   1,Add,0|              The Lord has come. And he came to abide among ~his people
 62   1,Add,0|           disclosed: ~“Grace and truth came by Jesus Christ” (John 1:
 63   1,Add,1|               The New Testament itself came to ~existence, as a .Scripture,.
 64   2,1    |        interval~of more than 400 years came between the time of Nehemiah (
 65   2,1    |            throne in Antioch who later~came into power.~When Jonathan
 66   2,1    |             Pompey, the Roman general, came into the country, each of
 67   2,1,2  |               people of each community came to worship — not with sacrifices,
 68   2,1,3  |       institution of the Synagogue, it came to be a day of worship,~
 69   2,1,4  |             Feast of Weeks, because it came seven weeks — a week of
 70   2,1,4  |             this feast the~Holy Spirit came with power upon the group
 71   2,1,4  |              the crop year, because it came after the harvest of the
 72   2,1,5  |             minds the books of the Law came from God through Moses (
 73   2,1,6  |             the family of Aaron.~There came to be so many priests, that
 74   2,1,6  |              law than anyone~else they came in time to be teachers of
 75   2,1,6  |                From among their number~came the lawyers and the professional
 76   2,1,6  |          willing to receive~those that came to Him, and to accept the
 77   2,1,6  |             and of the foreigners that came to live around the city
 78   2,1,6  |             held that John the Baptist came under the influence of these~
 79   2,1,8  |               multitudes of followers, came to disastrous ends. The
 80   2,1,9  |            speak of the vast universe, came into being.~When placed
 81   2,1,9  |          thought. Most of these faiths came into being in~the thirteen
 82   2,1,1  |                Rivers. Except for what~came through its religion, Israel
 83   2,1,1  |             the prophets. Through them came the main contributions~of
 84   2,1,1  |          Himself fully through one who came out of that succession and~
 85   2,2,2  |    replacements for it. Such revisions came in the~British Revised version
 86   2,2,2  |     interpretation, for~prophecy never came by the will of man, but
 87   2,2,5  |         Caesarea, states that St. Luke came from Antioch,~and this gives
 88   2,2,5  |             Jesus Christ, the Messiah, came to earth not only for the
 89   2,2,6  |      Conclusion.~The Lord Jesus Christ came in order to establish the
 90   2,2,6  |                I was in prison and~you came to Me” (Matthew 25:34-36;
 91   2,3,3  |            James Zebedee’s early death came about through martyrdom (
 92   2,3,3  |               However, subsequently he came to believe with all his
 93   2,4,3  |               Titus. Shortly after, he came to Corinth~himself where
 94   2,4,3  |          conceited notions that Christ came to earth to save the Jews
 95   2,5,5  |          syncretic culture of the time came to be a favorable~ground
 96   2,5,6  |           righteous was that “they all came from great afflictions.”
 97   2,5,8  |         indication that the antichrist came from this tribe. This thought~
 98   2,5,9  |              see above).~The beast who came from the sea and the beast
 99   2,5,9  |              the sea and the beast who came out of the earth (Rev. chs.
100   2,5,9  |               John that the slain Nero~came back to life and that he
101   2,5,0  |                 just as Pharaoh's rule came to an end, so the days of