Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |  publication in the his-~tory of mankind. ~ The culture of Western
 2   1,2,1  |      nature and His purposes for mankind. Because of this, the Pentateuch
 3   1,2,2  |      responsible for the fall of mankind and is the fountainhead
 4   1,2,2  |       Himself with the salvation mankind and directs it toward good. ~
 5   1,2,2  |          emanation of the world, mankind and ensuing events. ~ The
 6   1,2,2  |       with the purpose of giving mankind a concept of the world ~
 7   1,2,2  |     concept of the world ~and of mankind.s history, after traditions
 8   1,2,2  |    Messiah, the Divine Savior of mankind. ~ At a finer level of detail
 9   1,2,2  |        honoring Moses for giving mankind the first elementary natural
10   1,2,2  |         account of the world and mankind, it would still be a great
11   1,2,2  |         new book: the history of mankind. It is understandable why
12   1,2,2  |        also the loving Father of mankind. ~Israel is reminded that
13   1,3,2  |         coming of ~the Savior of mankind, Messiah, and the end of
14   1,5,1  |       these events of the end of mankind's history are approach-~
15   1,5,1  |       each person and the entire mankind is not a ~result of a conjunction
16   1,5,7  |       guided the destiny of the ~mankind toward the better part.
17   1,5,7  |         neighbors ~and the whole mankind. Their predictions were
18   1,Add,1|        and earth, the history of mankind; ~what their path, purpose,
19   2,1,9  |      Compared with the course of mankind on the earth, it~began only
20   2,1,9  |          brief span of civilized mankind.~Moreover, Christianity
21   2,1,9  |         religious development of mankind. It may~be something of
22   2,1,9  |       have expanded widely among mankind.~That Christianity emerged
23   2,1,9  |          major high religions~of mankind were appearing gives food
24   2,1,9  |      waning force in the life of mankind.~Some, indeed, so interpret
25   2,1,9  |         a growing influence upon mankind. As we are to see more extensively~
26   2,1,9  |     other religious system~which mankind has known, The weight of
27   2,1,9  |     growing place in the life of mankind. In this Christianity is
28   2,1,0  |      embraced only a minority of~mankind. It is important that this
29   2,1,0  |       vast masses of “primitive” mankind, almost untouched by~Christianity
30   2,1,1  |        major cultural centres of mankind. Buddhism was also a native
31   2,2,1  |         earth and to save sinful mankind.~Jesus Christ said to His
32   2,2,5  |        the first ancestor of all mankind,~Adam, and to God Himself,
33   2,2,5  |          mercy and God’s love of~mankind. No one had so clearly portrayed
34   2,2,5  |       that is took the nature of mankind including a material body)
35   2,2,6  |    organizations, and brought to mankind~the highest moral and humanitarian
36   2,2,6  |      hearts, O Master who lovest mankind, the incorrupt light~of
37   2,3,1  |       and throughout the ages of mankind’s existence. That is why
38   2,3,4  |      blood for the redemption of mankind’s sins and gave His Church
39   2,5,1  |  foretells the impending fate of mankind, the~end of the world, and
40   2,5,3  |    amasses the godless~forces of mankind and directs them against
41   2,5,4  |      this is the judgment of all mankind during the time of Noah
42   2,5,4  |         contemplated the fate of~mankind not from the earthly but
43   2,5,4  |  inspiration of the Holy Spirit. Mankind's~departure from faith and
44   2,5,4  |          all of~the existence of mankind, these spheres have been
45   2,5,4  |    spiritual self-realization of mankind, as a result of which~some
46   2,5,4  |  revelation of the fate awaiting mankind.~The breaking of the seven
47   2,5,4  |     calamities which must befall mankind for its unbelief and sins.
48   2,5,4  |       signs (chs. 11-14) depicts mankind divided into two opposing~
49   2,5,4  |    Babylon the harlot represents mankind, which has forsaken God
50   2,5,4  |          areas of life of sinful mankind, after~which begins God'
51   2,5,4  |  summarizes the Last Judgment of mankind~and of the fallen angels
52   2,5,4  |  temptations and tribulations of mankind. The tools~with which he
53   2,5,4  |         he tries to lay waste to mankind are always the same: unbelief,
54   2,5,6  |        revelation~of the fate of mankind with the description of
55   2,5,7  |          the complete history of mankind. The first two appear as
56   2,5,7  |        which the Creator endowed mankind: the image of God, moral
57   2,5,7  |       external impoverishment of~mankind is symbolized by the black
58   2,5,7  |         society and the death of mankind. This~sorrowful destiny
59   2,5,7  |        This~sorrowful destiny of mankind is symbolized by the pale
60   2,5,7  |      simplest way the history of mankind.~At first, the blessed life
61   2,5,7  | characterize the life of sinning mankind. This subject will be developed
62   2,5,7  |       shows the brighter side of mankind's~calamities. Christians
63   2,5,8  |  trumpets of the angels foretell mankind's calamities, both physical
64   2,5,8  |  intermission, which is given to mankind for his conversion~toward
65   2,5,8  |  ardently praying for~mercy upon mankind (Rev. 8:3-5).~Calamities
66   2,5,8  |     themselves the~image of God, mankind ceases to value and love
67   2,5,8  |          s beautiful world. With mankind's own~refuse it pollutes
68   2,5,8  |          due to which a third of mankind is lost (Rev. 9:13-21).
69   2,5,8  |        mentions sorrowfully that~mankind does not heed God's call,
70   2,5,8  |       the antichrist and to call mankind toward loyalty to God. Or
71   2,5,8  |         witnesses will impose on mankind brings to~mind the miracles
72   2,5,9  |         into the very essence of mankind, already began in~the angelic
73   2,5,9  | throughout all of the history of mankind, these two powers often
74   2,5,0  |        control over the lives of mankind. Abandonment of the true~
75   2,5,0  |         throughout almost all of mankind, and the Church drops to
76   2,5,0  |       nature is brought about by mankind itself~through wars and
77   2,5,2  |      abandonment of the faith~by mankind “the deterrent” would be
78   2,5,2  |         of the Church and all of mankind (Rev. 20:4). (This is the~
79   2,5,2  |       the devil, having deceived mankind, “is cast~into a lake of
80   2,5,2  |        writing of the history of mankind and moves on~to the description
81   2,5,3  |       and evil in the history of mankind~and demonstrates more fully