Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4|             in spirit in the Heavenly City, seeking the ~things to
 2   1,2,4|              set out at once from the city of Rameses that their forced
 3   1,2,4|             thirty-two miles from the city of Rameses, and the next
 4   1,3,3|             were taking the Canaanite city of Jericho on the border
 5   1,3,3|             Canaan, the ~walls of the city collapsed after the Israelites
 6   1,3,3|      Israelites had walked around the city and sounded the sacred ~
 7   1,3,5|              and made it ~his capital city. Previously Jerusalem had
 8   1,3,5|        Jerusalem had been a Canaanite city of Ushalim, i.e. city founded
 9   1,3,5|       Canaanite city of Ushalim, i.e. city founded by~god Shalem. The
10   1,3,5|            founded by~god Shalem. The city is known from the Accadian
11   1,3,5|      tradition identifies it with the city of Melchizedek, a contempo-~
12   1,3,5|            died a very old man in the city of Sa-~maria during the
13   1,3,5|            magnificent temple and the city of Jerusa-~lem were leveled
14   1,3,6|               to start rebuilding the city and providing reli-~gious
15   1,3,7|               desperate condition the city of Jerusalem was in. He ~
16   1,3,7|             authority. He rebuilt the city ~and surrounded it with
17   1,3,7|            rebuilt and ~populated the city and sanctified its walls,
18   1,3,7|      settlement and rebuilding of the city, the structure of the society
19   1,3,9|              tribe of Simeon from the city of Bethulia. By her courageous
20   1,3,9|        courageous deed she ~saved her city and the whole country from
21   1,4,7|              his own spirit is like a city that is broken~down, and
22   1,4,7|          spirit than he that taketh~a city (Prov. 16:32). Sorrow is
23   1,5,2|              was burned down, and the city was ~destroyed. The blinded
24   1,5,5|   denouncement and punishment for the city. The ~Ninevites believed
25   1,5,5|               a God's angel, ~and the city was saved (Isaiah, Chapters
26   1,5,5|              people glorify thee, the city of the terrible nations
27   1,5,5|           polluted, to the oppressing city! She obeyed not the voice; ~
28   1,5,5|             contemporary Nineveh, the city of blood and treachery.
29   1,5,5|              just retaliation to this city for the innocently shed
30   1,5,5|             took it and destroyed the city ~and the Temple. The survivors
31   1,5,5|              destroyed Temple and the city, and the grief of the ~Jews.
32   1,5,5|               the devastation ~of the city, instead of providing help
33   1,5,5|          Zedekiah, destruction of the city and the Temple. The prophet
34   1,5,5|               when the enemy took the city. According to the vision,
35   1,5,5|             during the battle for the city, as it was predicted to
36   2,1  |              the~stronger, seized the city of Jerusalem and fortified
37   2,1  |          siege the Romans entered the city. They took the ambitious
38   2,1,2|               by the east wall of the city was known as Solomon’s Porch (
39   2,1,4|              from year to year in the city of the central place of
40   2,1,6|               came to live around the city of Samaria. They worshipped~
41   2,2,5|            visits of the Lord to that~city.~The fundamental difference
42   2,4,2|            Gentiles, in perils in the city, in perils in the wilderness,
43   2,4,2| fellow-brother Apostles. Once, in the city of Antioch — capital of
44   2,4,3|               he was a native of this city~and descended from Jews
45   2,4,3|               remaining in the latter city for~one and a half years.
46   2,5,3|               Sea to~the south of the city of Ephesus and during ancient
47   2,5,4|            cleanliness or purity. The city of~Jerusalem, the temple,
48   2,5,8|          clothed in sunshine, and the city of~Jerusalem are different
49   2,5,8|            the saints and the beloved city [the Church]” by the regiments
50   2,5,8|              crucified,” point to the city of~Jerusalem, in which our
51   2,5,0|             the beast and the~capital city of the antichristian empire (“
52   2,5,0|            that~destroyed the ancient city of Jerusalem in 586 B.C.)
53   2,5,0|             rich Rome with its harbor city. However, many traits attributed~