Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,1|           prepared them for their high calling . to be the people
 2   1,2,4|     Eleazar, who succeeded him as high priest. ~ The Israelites
 3   1,2,4|        color. This is a noble and high gift, and it is worthy to
 4   1,2,4|        God. With all the pure and high means available to us, we
 5   1,3,5|          God.s service under the ~high priest Eli. Hannah.s song
 6   1,3,5|         of kind, yet weak-willed, high priest Eli was rejected
 7   1,3,5|        and glory (Ch. 1-11). Yet, high taxes and harsh construction
 8   1,3,6|       lead by Zerubbabel and the ~high priest Jeshua. It was then
 9   1,3,6|        Ezra was a grandson of the high priest Seraiah who was killed
10   1,3,7|          family. He ~occupied the high post of the butler at the
11   1,3,7|           country as a ruler with high authority. He rebuilt the
12   1,3,0|          Ptolemy.s anger with the high priest ~Simon, at whose
13   1,3,0|       them with elephants. At the high priest.s prayer, God send
14   1,4,1|      sides, the book of Job has a high value as a literary piece. ~
15   1,4,7|          completed in the days of high priest Eleazar (287-265
16   1,4,7| transgresseth the law of the most High (Sir. 19:24). See also:
17   1,5,4|        ings, get thee up into the high mountain; O Jerusalem, that
18   1,5,5|       book is to be viewed as the high ~blossom of the gift of
19   1,5,5|         belonged to the capital's high society and ~had free access
20   1,5,5|         make me to walk upon mine high places” (Habakkuk 3:17-19). ~
21   1,5,5|        then sent it to Joakim the high ~priest in Judaea. ~ In
22   1,5,5|          at the court as a man of high rank during the entire reign
23   1,5,5|     Before the council, ~when the high priest asked Christ whether
24   1,5,5|          One named Joshua was the high priest at the time. In the
25   1,5,5|           line (2), vision of the high priest ~Joshua and the Messiah (
26   1,5,5|   chariots and the Messiah as the High ~Priest (6), Zechariah's
27   2,1  |          for waywardness from the high standards they had learned,
28   2,1  |        B.C.~During this epoch the High Priest began to exercise
29   2,1  |          political rulers, and as high priests in the cleansed
30   2,1  |           same time retaining the high priest’s office and function.
31   2,1  |   scramble for the throne and the high priesthood, and at~times
32   2,1  |      between two brothers for the high priesthood and the~Jewish
33   2,1  |         the more peace-loving, as high priest and ethnarch. This
34   2,1  |          shortly before appointed high priest. He was the~king
35   2,1,2|          were said to be 150 feet high. The Holy Place contained
36   2,1,2|          flat stone, on which the high priest placed his censer
37   2,1,4| repentance, and prayer) while the high priest offered sin offerings
38   2,1,6|          tribe of Levi, was named high priest, and his sons were
39   2,1,6|       that the priesthood and the high priesthood were hereditary
40   2,1,6|          times one consecrated as high priest would~normally serve
41   2,1,6|     prerogative of appointing the high priest — of course confining
42   2,1,6|           the Maccabean epoch the high~priest had significant political
43   2,1,6|     Romans seized the country the high priest~continued to exercise
44   2,1,6|          to appoint and to remove high~priests. A high priest might (
45   2,1,6|         to remove high~priests. A high priest might (and many did)
46   2,1,6|    Sanhedrin was comprised of the high priest at the time, any
47   2,1,7|  influential with the people. The high priest was always~one of
48   2,1,9|         period in which the major high religions~of mankind were
49   2,1,9|           of the emergence of the high religions, including~Christianity,
50   2,2,5|           was acquainted with the high priest. John’s mother, Salome,
51   2,2,5|        God of the~universe was so high and holy that it was impossible
52   2,4,3|   authorities held Paul in such a~high esteem, he was able to preach
53   2,4,5|           in life, how to realize high~Christian ideals, and what
54   2,4,5|         the Apostle applied these high Christian principles that
55   2,5,4|          earthly events on a very high level of generalization;
56   2,5,9|          of Pilate and the Jewish high priests — united in sentencing
57   2,5,2|  spiritually reborn: “The time is high and has already come, when