Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5  |             Third books of Ezra, and three books of Maccabees. They
 2   1,1,7  |         Church for more than another three hundred years ~which was
 3   1,1,7  |         intermittent persecution for three hundred years, ~which finally
 4   1,2,2  |              Abraham ~in the form of three strangers. ~Such is the
 5   1,2,2  |            of the appearance of ~the three strangers to Abraham? It
 6   1,2,2  |              means that the Lord, in three Persons, continually, as
 7   1,2,2  |           book can be di-~vided into three broad sections: the departure
 8   1,2,4  |           mother kept him hidden for three months. She then enclosed
 9   1,2,4  |             to their God at a place ~three days' journey into the wilderness. ~
10   1,2,4  |             all growing things; ~and three days of pitch darkness. ~
11   1,2,4  |            water. After trekking for three days, they reached a spring
12   1,2,4  |            open and swallowed up the three rebel leaders with their
13   1,2,4  |              The Death of Moses.~ In three farewell addresses, recorded
14   1,3,6  |              of Ezra, for a total of three. (In some English ver-~sions
15   1,5,5  |            jury). Having spent about three days inside the fish, Jonah
16   1,5,5  |              in a whale's belly ~for three days and nights as the prototype
17   1,5,5  |               described in the first three ~chapters of the book, was
18   1,5,5  |       between 14 and 17 years old. ~ Three friends of Daniel went to
19   1,5,5  |             studies, Daniel with his three friends was to serve at ~
20   1,5,5  |          tells about the feat of his three friends who refused ~to
21   1,5,5  |              grateful .Prayer of the three holy children. serves ~as
22   1,5,5  |           years of the reign of ~the three successors of Nebuchadrezzar:
23   1,5,5  |          Media Daniel was one of the three top officials of the Median
24   1,5,5  |                   Some interpret the three and a half years of intensified
25   1,5,5  |             Christ also preached for three and a ~half years. However,
26   1,Add,1|              of St. Athanasius. The ~three terms in the phrase actually
27   2,1    |            which had been closed for three years, to cleanse~it and
28   2,1    |            Among those executed were three of his own sons, his favorite
29   2,1    |              was to be divided among~three of his sons: Archelaus was
30   2,1,2  |          columns; those on the other three sides had only two. The
31   2,1,2  |     estimated~at from one to one and three fourths acres, were the
32   2,1,2  |            the temple proper. It had three parts: the~porch and the
33   2,1,4  |             wandering in the desert. Three practices engaged in~during
34   2,1,5  |             Scripture as~composed of three groups of books: the Law,
35   2,1,6  |             members were put~through three years of rigorous trial
36   2,1,7  |              members~chosen from the three groups most influential
37   2,1,1  |              supported by one of the~three largest and strongest empires
38   2,1,1  |           Not until, after more than three centuries, it had, through
39   2,2,5  |             the content of the first three, those of Matthew, Mark
40   2,2,5  | distinguishing itself from the first three. For this reason, it~is
41   2,2,5  |      customary to refer to the first three Gospels as synoptic, stemming
42   2,2,5  |      concordant. But while the first three Gospels~are similar in format
43   2,2,5  |            the Appian Square and the Three Inns in Rome, all of which
44   2,2,5  |           They brought him the first three Gospels and asked him to
45   2,2,5  |             was~written in the first three Gospels but found that it
46   2,2,5  |              narratives of~the other three Gospels. Distinct from the
47   2,2,5  |              Distinct from the first three Gospels, it was named the
48   2,2,5  |              as he in his Gospel and three Epistles the Christian~teaching
49   2,2,5  |             is that, while the first three Evangelists~narrate the
50   2,2,5  |           Gospel of John, there were~three such trips to Jerusalem
51   2,2,5  |        public ministry~lasted nearly three and a half years, and that
52   2,2,6  |            17:21); “For where two or three are gathered~together in
53   2,3,3  |             New Testament, there are three known individuals named
54   2,3,3  |        against (Mat. 16:18). Peter’s three renunciations of Christ (
55   2,4,2  |             forty stripes minus one. Three times I was beaten with
56   2,4,2  |             rods; once I~was stoned; three times I was shipwrecked;
57   2,4,3  |               who had~run away). All three of these Epistles were written
58   2,4,3  |       addressed. The Epistles to the three individuals follow those
59   2,5,2  |              of the Gospels and also three Epistles to the~churches.
60   2,5,3  |          Church writers of the first~three centuries concur in the
61   2,5,4  |             have a symbolic~meaning: three symbolizes the Trinity;
62   2,5,4  |          some relatively small part; three and a half years, the time
63   2,5,5  |          Testament~Church. Thus, the three following elements are interwoven
64   2,5,5  |             The combination of these three elements in the~letters
65   2,5,8  |        memory St. John. This war had~three phases (Rev. 8:13). The
66   2,5,8  |             Flavius Flavianum lasted three and a half years,~from April,
67   2,5,9  |            12:6-15) — corresponds to~three and a half years and symbolically
68   2,5,9  |              of Christ continued for~three and a half years. The persecutions