Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |        years separate ~us from the times when the Holy Books were
 2   1,1,2  |         walking with God and some-~times apart from Him, is invested
 3   1,1,2  |   Resurrection. Depending upon the times they ~were written, the
 4   1,1,3  |         are not relevant to modern times. ~ ~
 5   1,1,4  |   Testament Scriptures occupy four times ~as many pages in the Bible
 6   1,1,5  |         Babylonian bondage and the times of the Great Synagogue during ~
 7   1,1,5  |          present ~in those ancient times. ~ The responses from experts
 8   1,1,5  |            people of those ancient times. ~ ~The Old Testament contains
 9   1,2,2  |         communities in patriarchal times. As ~was already stated,
10   1,2,2  |           on all sides and at all ~times; living in Him, moving in
11   1,2,2  |           migrated to Egypt in the times of Joseph. The Greek name,
12   1,2,2  |       meaning in the New Testament times. As ~Apostle Paul wrote
13   1,2,2  |          name appears nearly forty times in the volume, and the book ~
14   1,2,3  |           the coming of Messiah in times, ~when the tribe of Judas
15   1,2,3  |           must re-~ceive until the times of restitution of all things, ~
16   1,2,4  |           judged the people at all times; hard cases they brought
17   1,3,1  |         was not smooth. There were times of spiritual growth and
18   1,3,1  |            prosperity, as well ~as times of decreased interest to
19   1,3,2  |          Elisha, and later, in the times of Isaiah, Jeremiah and
20   1,3,3  |           of the Promised Land. At times this help assumed the form
21   1,3,4  |        judge to deliver them. Six ~times Israel came under foreign
22   1,3,4  |        foreign oppression, and six times God delivered the nation
23   1,3,4  |     strength ~from God, he several times seriously defeated the Philistines
24   1,3,5  |          Elijah and Elisha several times in His discourses. Every
25   1,3,5  |            Assyrian armies several times in 722 B.C, the kingdom
26   1,3,5  |      having been defeated several ~times by the Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar.
27   1,4,2  |    Starting with the Old Testament times, every single divine service
28   1,4,7  |           a just man falleth seven times, and riseth up again: but~
29   1,5,1  |          the Book of Baruch. Some-~times the prophets wrote down
30   1,5,1  |     Messiah, and the New Testament times. The ~prophecies about the
31   1,5,1  |          prophecies about the Last Times of the world (the kingdom
32   1,5,1  |            his good ~effort at all times. ~ When circumstances require,
33   1,5,2  |          important events of those times. ~ Under Solomon's son king
34   1,5,3  |     Prophets.~In the Old Testament times the priests, in principle,
35   1,5,5  |        regarding the New Testament times and the renovation of the
36   1,5,5  |          30-31), the New Testament times (32), pre-~diction about
37   1,5,5  |           55), the New Testa-~ment times (56-57), reproof of hypocrites (
38   1,5,5  |         siah and the new Testament times (61-63), the prophet's prayer
39   1,5,5  |           describing the Messianic times and the spiritual revival
40   1,5,5  |           most bitter and hard. At times Jeremiah was so depressed
41   1,5,5  |     Ezekiel, referring to the last times, have many common features
42   1,5,5  |        cution of the Church in the times of antichrist. ~ The next
43   1,5,5  |            about the New Testament times (7-8), Messianic pre-~dictions (
44   1,5,5  |       which are regarding the last times, have been fulfilled, ~and
45   1,5,7  |               In the New Testament times, the predictions of the
46   1,5,7  |      combine elements of different times. For example, the ancient
47   1,5,7  |          of the evil of the latter times; persecutions of Antiochus
48   1,5,7  |        people of the Old Testament times with the ~Judgment over
49   1,Add,9|          given ~to laity in modern times is responsible both for
50   1,Add,0|          God has spoken “at sundry times and in divers manners” (
51   1,Add,0|          overcome the diversity of times, the duration of the process
52   1,Add,0|    allegorism in post-Reformation ~times. It was a permanent temptation
53   1,Add,0|          clearly identified in the times preceding Christ. But what
54   1,Add,0|           revela-~tion, .at sundry times and in divers manners.. ~ ~
55   2,1    |            high priesthood, and at~times the people were sorely oppressed.~
56   2,1,3  |                                    Times of Worship.~The important
57   2,1,3  |          of Worship.~The important times of worship for the Jews
58   2,1,4  |          The Jews of New Testament times observed many religious
59   2,1,4  |            herbs. By New Testament times the Jews had made changes
60   2,1,5  |          The Jews of New Testament times, including Jesus, regarded
61   2,1,5  |       influential in New Testament times.~In making quotations from
62   2,1,5  |            people of New Testament times. The early Christians, though
63   2,1,6  |        people during New Testament times.~The Priests. At the beginning
64   2,1,6  |           in the temple only~a few times in his life, and many who
65   2,1,6  |          lineage. In Old Testament times one consecrated as high
66   2,1,7  |    Pharisees.~During New Testament times it had authority in religious
67   2,2,1  |       acquaint the reader with the times and circumstances in~which
68   2,2,5  |            accuracy in designating times and places of events and~
69   2,2,6  |        forgive up to seventy seven times seven” (Matt. 18:22, see
70   2,3,1  |          that existed in apostolic~times and throughout the ages
71   2,3,3  |        Book of Acts. Even in~early times the Church called them Catholic
72   2,3,3  |          in this manner, in former times, the holy women who~trusted
73   2,4,2  |          often. From the~Jews five times I received forty stripes
74   2,4,2  |           stripes minus one. Three times I was beaten with rods;
75   2,4,2  |           once I~was stoned; three times I was shipwrecked; a night
76   2,4,5  |       Christ’s Church in Apostolic~times.~Apostle Paul’s Epistles
77   2,5,1  |         Liturgy because in ancient times the reading of~Holy Scripture
78   2,5,3  |         Ephesus and during ancient times was a place of exile.~In
79   2,5,4  |         also for Christians of all times, who were to~endure similar
80   2,5,4  |           beginning with Apostolic times, the whole period of existence~
81   2,5,5  |       Paradise and ending with the~times of the Pharisees and Sadducees
82   2,5,6  |       describes the~saints several times. The precious white flaxen
83   2,5,7  |    Christians~during the Apostolic times and the efforts of the Church
84   2,5,8  | increasingly larger wars of recent~times (Rev. 11:7, 16:12-16, 17:
85   2,5,8  |           Carmel, where in~ancient times Barrack defeated the armies
86   2,5,8  |    attributes this prophecy to the times of the Messiah. In the Apocalypse,~
87   2,5,9  |  hermitages.~Note: the expression “times, time and half a time” —
88   2,5,9  |          vivid illustration of the times before the end of the world.~
89   2,5,9  |           in every way. In ancient times the numeric~count of a name
90   2,5,0  |            concentrated in ancient times. (It was the Chaldean forces