Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1|          we say, because of man.s having ~been created in the image
 2   1,1,5|     Esther. ~ ~Educational Books (having instructional contents):
 3   1,1,5|  impossible for that not to be. ~ Having received the revelation
 4   1,1,6|          translation in Pannonia, having moved there (because of
 5   1,2,2|           itself depicts Moses as having written extensively (see
 6   1,2,4|      people reproached Moses for ~having added to their hardships,
 7   1,2,4|          God's” (Deut. ~1:16-17). Having instigated this system of
 8   1,2,4|           microscopic dot, which, having exploded, began to expand
 9   1,2,4|         man in his complete form, having, besides a body, a ju-~dicious
10   1,3,4|          Samson (1425-1150 B.C.). Having settled in the land of Canaanites,
11   1,3,4| remarkable is the life of Samson. Having received an unusual physical
12   1,3,5|      sacrifice offered by Elijah. Having seen such a great miracle,
13   1,3,5|          the godly king Hezekiah. Having ~inherited the throne from
14   1,3,5|        the kingdom of Judah fell, having been defeated several ~times
15   1,3,7|           part of the Samaritans. Having rebuilt and ~populated the
16   1,3,8|           saved the king.s life. ~Having learned about the evil character
17   1,3,9|        approx. 650 years B.C.). ~ Having occupied all of the coastal
18   1,3,9|           up in the enemy.s camp. Having found favor with Holofernes,
19   1,4,1|       health.everything was gone. Having come ~down with terrible
20   1,4,1|           probably, about a year. Having shown to all the great faith
21   1,4,1|           greater honor and love. Having seen the fourth gen-~eration
22   1,4,2|        poor shepherd named Jesse. Having become the king in Jerusalem ~
23   1,4,4|          and repented before God, having realized the ~vanity of
24   1,5,5|        without causing in-~jury). Having spent about three days inside
25   1,5,5|          Damascus, Gaza and Tyre. Having called the Jew-~ish people
26   1,5,5|          chosen people and, after having them cleansed with disasters
27   1,5,5|             Meshach and Abednego. Having adopted these Gentile names,
28   1,5,5|         he was thrown to them for having killed the ~dragon worshipped
29   2,1  |          five, a shrewd diplomat, having taken the reins of leadership,
30   2,1  |           born; and his action in having all the young boys of Bethlehem
31   2,1,4|      oldest of the Jewish feasts, having been inaugurated in Egypt
32   2,1,9|   Civilization~is now regarded as having begun from ten to twelve
33   2,1,0|        many have~thought of it as having at this early date conquered
34   2,2,5|          love for him but not yet having been enlightened by the
35   2,2,5|         His name.”~Pure of heart, having devoted himself to the Lord,
36   2,2,6|      enter into~life maimed, than having two hands, to go into hell.” (
37   2,3,2|           of how Christ’s Church, having asserted itself among the
38   2,3,2| notwithstanding human weaknesses, having no apparent material~means
39   2,3,3|     Capernaum (Mark~1:21, 29-31). Having being called by Christ the
40   2,3,3|         to~Christ. Shortly after, having cured a man “lame from his
41   2,3,3|        way of righteousness, than having known it, to turn from the
42   2,3,3|          own vomit,” and, “a sow, having washed, to her wallowing
43   2,4,1|           authors, Apostle Paul — having written some 14 Epistles~—
44   2,4,2|          to become~an Apostle and having formerly persecuted the
45   2,4,4|    withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand. Stand
46   2,4,4|           stand. Stand therefore,~having girded your waist with truth,
47   2,4,4|     girded your waist with truth, having put on a breastplate of
48   2,4,4| breastplate of righteousness, and having~shod your feet with the
49   2,4,4|        can carry nothing out. And having food~and clothing, with
50   2,4,4|          joy by being likeminded, having the same~love, being of
51   2,4,4|      toward you, that you, always having all sufficiency in all~things,
52   2,4,4|           Hos. 52:11). Therefore, having these promises, beloved,
53   2,4,4|        may wage the good warfare, having faith and a~good conscience,
54   2,4,4|       good conscience, which some having rejected, concerning the
55   2,5,2|        Jew by birth and, although having a command of the Greek language,
56   2,5,3|          St. John the Theologian, having been summoned to Rome, was
57   2,5,4|         the reign of the martyrs.~Having suffered physically, they
58   2,5,4|            which will be endless.~Having thus made a cursory review
59   2,5,5|      period of about forty years. Having become incarcerated on the~
60   2,5,6|           service in the~temples, having two intercessors for each
61   2,5,6|           influence of the devil, having passed over into a state
62   2,5,8|          serves the demons. As if having~taken “the bit in their
63   2,5,9|          15). He is the New Adam,~having become the Head of the Church.
64   2,5,9|          on to~staying in Heaven. Having fallen away from God, they
65   2,5,9|       from time immemorial.~Thus, having suffered defeat in Heaven,
66   2,5,9|           by God and consequently having God's~protection over them (
67   2,5,2|      voice of the Son of God, and having heard shall be revived.”
68   2,5,2|      concluding words: the devil, having deceived mankind, “is cast~
69   2,5,2|      Judgment (the~prophet Daniel having touched briefly on this