Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,2|   subsiding, the sacrifice of Noa (ch. 7-8). Resumption of ~God.
 2   1,2,2|          Against Heresies, bk. ~5, ch. 6). ~It is essential to
 3   1,3,3|          walk on the dry riverbed (Ch. 3). Later, ~when they were
 4   1,3,3|      sounded the sacred ~trumpets (Ch. 6). It is worth noting
 5   1,3,3|       during the battle at Gibeon (Ch. 10). ~ Upon conquest, the
 6   1,3,4|            from cruel oppression ~(Ch. 6-7). Also remarkable is
 7   1,3,4|  oppressing the Jews at ~the time (Ch. 13-16). His life, which
 8   1,3,5|          wrote the end of the 1st (Ch. 26-31) and the whole of
 9   1,3,5|     lessons in the life of Samuel (Ch. 1-4). For example, one
10   1,3,5|     Benjamin to be king of Israel (Ch. 5-12). Then the book ~of
11   1,3,5|           to be king over Israel ~(Ch. 13-16). At that time a
12   1,3,5|    Philistine giant named Goliath (Ch. 17). The defeat of Goliath
13   1,3,5|         David, trying to kill him (Ch. 18-24). At the end of ~
14   1,3,5| Philistines and the death of Saul (Ch. 25-31). David.s sad feelings
15   1,3,5|         would be built by his son (Ch. 1-10). The second half
16   1,3,5|           civil war that followed (Ch. 11-24). David expressed
17   1,3,5|         its well-~being and glory (Ch. 1-11). Yet, high taxes
18   1,3,5|           under his son, Rehoboam (Ch. 12). The ~kingdom split
19   1,3,5|        true faith and god-~liness (Ch. 17-21). Grieving over the
20   1,3,5|           the reign of king Joash (Ch. 2-13). Our Lord Jesus Christ
21   1,3,5|            kingdom of Israel fell (Ch.17). Then large ~numbers
22   1,3,5|            command of Sennacherib (Ch. 19). Good lessons can also
23   1,3,5|           kings David and ~Josiah (Ch. 23). Hezekiah was a contemporary
24   1,3,5|            captives (586 B.C., cf. Ch. 19-25). The Babylonian
25   1,3,0|          suffering cruel tortures (Ch. 6-7). ~These sufferers
26   1,4,7|        will praise him therewith. (Ch. 51). ~ ~In the book of
27   2,1,4|  Tabernacles~which Jesus attended (ch. 7).~
28   2,1,0|           cultural whole under the Ch'in and~the Han dynasty.
29   2,2,5|          earth being given to Him (ch. 28:18). For the present
30   2,2,5|          twelve~tribes of Israel” (ch. 19:28).~He also warned
31   2,2,5|        from among all the~nations (ch. 28:19), while the Kingdom
32   2,2,5|            grows from a tiny seed (ch.~13:31). In the age to come
33   2,2,5|            to inherit the Kingdom (ch. 25:32-34). In this Kingdom
34   2,2,5|            Jews) will be cast out (ch. 8:11-12). Matthew~certainly
35   2,2,5|        Jesus which means “savior” (ch. 1:21). In order to save
36   2,2,5|         gave His~life as a ransom (ch. 20:28); His blood was poured
37   2,2,5|         for the remission of sins (ch. 26:28).~His power to deliver
38   2,2,5|            in all his temptations (ch. 4:1-11) and second by coming
39   2,2,5|  victoriously alive~from the dead (ch. 28).~After preaching in
40   2,3,2|       among the Jews of Palestine; ch. 13-28 deal with Ap. Paul’
41   2,3,2|             through council” (Acts ch. 15). Through narrative
42   2,3,3|         Council~in Jerusalem (Acts ch. 15). It has to be assumed
43   2,3,3|         Jews to Christianity (Acts ch. 2-4) From the 1st chapter~
44   2,3,3|            Apostolic council (Acts~ch. 15). Other data on Peter
45   2,5,4|           His Second Coming (Matt. ch. 24, Mark ch. 13, Luke ch.
46   2,5,4|         Coming (Matt. ch. 24, Mark ch. 13, Luke ch. 21). The reason
47   2,5,4|          ch. 24, Mark ch. 13, Luke ch. 21). The reason for such
48   2,5,4|       reign of the antichrist (Is. ch. 13-14, and ch. 21; Jer.
49   2,5,4|     antichrist (Is. ch. 13-14, and ch. 21; Jer. chs. 50-51). There
50   2,5,4|         dawn of Christianity (Rev. ch. 12).~However, the resurrection
51   2,5,4|            the false prophet (Rev. ch. 20). Thus, the participator
52   2,5,4|            churches of Asia Minor (ch. 1).~2. The letters to the
53   2,5,4|    increasingly frightening (up to ch. 20).~5. The blast of the
54   2,5,4|        Woman~clothed with the sun (ch. 12), and the evil forces —
55   2,5,6|           the “blood of the Lamb” (Ch. 7) alludes to the consecration
56   2,5,6|         Spirit (Is. 11:2 and Zech. ch. 4). A multitude of eyes
57   2,5,6|          Egyptian bondage (Exodus, ch. 15). Likewise, the Israel
58   2,5,7|       vision of the four horsemen~(Ch. 6)~The vision of the seven
59   2,5,8|      twelve tribes of Israel (Rev. ch. 7), the tribe of Dan was
60   2,5,9|      ancient pagan empires (Daniel ch. 7). The fourth beast referred
61   2,5,9|            23, 1 Macc. and 2 Macc. ch. 9), and finally the followers
62   2,5,1|          Babylon in 539 B.C. (Isa. ch. 13-14; 21:9;~and Jer. ch.
63   2,5,1|          ch. 13-14; 21:9;~and Jer. ch. 50-51). There is a lot
64   2,5,1|             17-19), and the devil (ch. 20), St. John does not
65   2,5,2|            and the last judgment.~(Ch. 20)~The twentieth chapter,
66   2,5,3|          in Egypt~(10 plagues; Ex. ch.~7-12 .)~Wandering in the~