Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4  |         contemporary division into chapters and verses, the reading
 2   1,2,2  |   descendants of ~Shem are listed (chapters 10 and 11). ~ In the third
 3   1,2,2  |            that takes the final 39 chapters of Genesis, Abraham becomes
 4   1,2,2  |            story of Joseph's life (chapters 39-47). This section concludes
 5   1,2,2  |          which the fifth and sixth chapters of the book of ~Genesis
 6   1,2,2  |   Pomazansky)~The second and third chapters of the book of Genesis unfold
 7   1,2,2  |       subsequent journey to Sinai (chapters 12-18) precede the giving
 8   1,2,2  |          the Law, ~and consecutive chapters contain the codex of the
 9   1,2,2  |            into covenant with God (chapters 20-24). Next follow the
10   1,2,2  |          services and ~priesthood (chapters 25-31), transgression of
11   1,2,2  |          in intervals of idolatry (chapters 32-33). A ~renewal of the
12   1,2,2  |        Lord.s directions by Moses (chapters 35-~40). ~ It is instructive
13   1,2,2  |        reestablishes the covenant (chapters 27-30), and narrates the
14   1,2,2  |          the final days of ~Moses (chapters 31-34). In Deuteronomy Moses
15   1,2,4  |    God-given Bible. ~ In the first chapters of the Book of Genesis,
16   1,4,6  |             1-3). In the following chapters he writes about the sure
17   1,4,7  |            pride, drunkenness etc. Chapters 24-33 ~give, on behalf of
18   1,4,7  |        exercise self-control. ~ In chapters 42-43 Jesus praises God.
19   1,5,4  |           in-~habitant. (Jeremiah, Chapters 7 and 9). ~ ~But the prophets
20   1,5,5  |           and neighboring nations (Chapters 1 and 2), renouncement of
21   1,5,5  |      people and call ~for justice (Chapters 3 through 5), prediction
22   1,5,5  |       Judgment (5:18-26). The last chapters (6-~9) include five visions
23   1,5,5  |           in order the last seven ~chapters of the Proverbs of Solomon (
24   1,5,5  |            city was saved (Isaiah, Chapters 36-37). After a while, the
25   1,5,5  |         prophet's prayers (Isaiah, Chapters 38-39). ~ The Syrians, Assyrians,
26   1,5,5  |           yet to be fulfilled (see Chapters 14, 21, 46-~47; cf. Chapters
27   1,5,5  |       Chapters 14, 21, 46-~47; cf. Chapters 16-17 of Revelation). In
28   1,5,5  |           16-17 of Revelation). In Chapters 24-25 Isaiah spoke about
29   1,5,5  |            25:3-9). ~ ~The last 27 Chapters of the book of the prophet
30   1,5,5  |            themes discussed in the Chapters of the book of Isaiah are
31   1,5,5  |               The second and third chapters of the book of Habakkuk
32   1,5,5  |          Some expressions of these chapters are literally repeated in ~
33   1,5,5  |        Jerusalem. It contains five chapters, ~which colorfully depict
34   1,5,5  |      described in the first three ~chapters of the book, was extraordinary
35   1,5,5  |          dreams to Nebuchadrezzar (Chapters 2 and 4). In the first dream,
36   1,5,5  |        book of Revelation (Daniel, Chapters 7-8, Revelation, Chapters
37   1,5,5  |          Chapters 7-8, Revelation, Chapters 11-12 and 17). ~ Babylon
38   1,5,5  |       Isaiah and Jeremiah (Isaiah, Chapters 13-14 and 21, Jeremiah, ~
39   1,5,5  |           13-14 and 21, Jeremiah, ~Chapters 50-51). In the book of Revelation
40   1,5,5  |           of the Gentile kingdoms (Chapters 10-12). The prediction of
41   1,5,5  |           of Daniel consists of 14 Chapters. ~The first six chapters
42   1,5,5  |           Chapters. ~The first six chapters of the book make up its
43   1,5,5  |     Gentiles during the captivity. Chapters 7-12 are prophetic and ~
44   1,5,5  |            book of Haggai has two ~chapters, which contain four speeches
45   1,5,6  |            Jeremiah 16:21, Ezekiel Chapters 1-2, Daniel 2:20, Daniel
46   1,5,6  |              Isaiah 8:9-14, Isaiah Chapters 25-27, Isaiah 26:2-12, Isaiah
47   1,5,6  |         Triumphant Church: Isaiah, Chapters 26-27, Isaiah 52:1-2, Isaiah
48   1,Add,0|     Testament writings? I mean, as chapters of the same ~unique book,
49   1,Add,0|     torical documents only, not as chapters on the stages of history
50   2,1,9  |          extensively~in subsequent chapters, the record of Christianity
51   2,2,2  |         The present~separations of chapters was introduced by Cardinal
52   2,3,2  |      Christ is hailed, a number of chapters are~read from the Acts.
53   2,3,2  |          an almost 30-year period. Chapters 1-12 deal~with Ap. Paul’
54   2,3,3  |            John in the 2nd and 3rd chapters of~his Apocalypse. The purpose
55   2,5,4  |           the many-headed beast in chapters 13-19 is the antichrist
56   2,5,4  |          visions in the~succeeding chapters.~4. From the sixth chapter
57   2,5,4  | introduction).~8. In the following chapters (18 and 19), the judgment
58   2,5,4  |            evil.~10. The final two chapters (21and 22) describe the
59   2,5,4  |           most joyous and glorious chapters of~the Bible.~Every new
60   2,5,6  |            in the fourth and fifth chapters of the~Apocalypse. An Orthodox
61   2,5,7  |    developed more fully in further~chapters. By the removal of the fifth
62   2,5,8  |            missiles. The following~chapters of the Apocalypse graphically
63   2,5,8  |             The tenth and eleventh chapters occupy~an intermediary place
64   2,5,9  |           the beast. The preceding chapters~began to acquaint the reader
65   2,5,0  |          terminated. The following chapters (16-20) paint God's judgment
66   2,5,0  |     judgment and the punishment in chapters 16-20 of the Apocalypse~
67   2,5,0  |         and then in more detail in chapters 18-19. Babylon is depicted
68   2,5,1  |        judgment over God's foes in chapters 17-20. In addition, the
69   2,5,3  |           Chs. 21-22)~The last two chapters of the book of the Apocalypse
70   2,5,3  |            Apocalypse.~Visions~and chapters~Seven seals.~Heavenly~Adoration.