Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1|    Bible many years ago when he wrote: .This book con-~tains the
 2   1,1,2|         an-~cient Church Father wrote, “God did not become words,
 3   1,1,4|         the Apos-~tles, as they wrote their own epistles in Greek.
 4   1,1,5|          Inspired by God, Moses wrote down his revelations, laws
 5   1,1,5|         26 we find ~“And Joshua wrote these words in the book
 6   1,1,5|        behavior of royalty, and wrote it in a book and laid it
 7   1,1,5|   response of those people who ~wrote it and handed it down to
 8   1,1,5|     every case in which someone wrote, by the inspira-~tion of
 9   1,1,7|      which in the holy Councils wrote the Nicene Creed, summarizing ~
10   1,1,7|    which in these same Councils wrote the Canons ~which are the
11   1,2,2|         times. As ~Apostle Paul wrote to Hebrews, the Old Testament
12   1,2,2|      Calvary. The prophet Isaia wrote about this with much ~greater
13   1,2,2|        would believe Me; for he wrote about Me” (John 5:46, Mark
14   1,2,2|       all Israel” (1:1). “Moses wrote this law and delivered it
15   1,2,3|        have believed me: for he wrote of me” (John: 5:46). Here
16   1,3,5|         that the prophet Samuel wrote the first part of the 1st
17   1,3,5|       prophets Na-~than and Gad wrote the end of the 1st (Ch.
18   1,3,5|        poet, the prophet Isaiah wrote a remark-~able book full
19   1,3,8|    Empire. For this purpose, he wrote an appropriate decree, as
20   1,4,2|   contribu-~tor to the book. He wrote over 80 psalms.more than
21   1,5,1|        Some-~times the prophets wrote down their discourses themselves;
22   1,5,5|         book of prophecies, he ~wrote chronicles of kings Uzziah
23   1,5,7|       example, the Apostle Paul wrote, ~“Unto me, who am less
24   2,1,5|         and the other things he wrote should be received and kept
25   2,2,2|      that time. The Evangelists wrote in Greek rather than in~
26   2,2,2|        this requirement~when he wrote: “No prophecy of Scripture
27   2,2,3|         St. John the Theologian wrote his Gospel later than the~
28   2,2,3|       old. Somewhat earlier, he wrote the Apocalypse or the book
29   2,2,5|    scribes. That is also why he wrote his Gospel preeminently
30   2,2,5|     assuming that originally he wrote his Gospel in Hebrew, and
31   2,2,5|        St. Matthew had been.~He wrote his Gospel based on conversations
32   2,2,5|    Apostle Paul in~Rome when he wrote the epistle to the Colossians.~
33   2,2,5|     Irenaeus of Lyons, St. Mark wrote his Gospel based on discussions
34   2,2,5|      the third Gospel, St. Luke wrote it at the request of a~prominent
35   2,2,5|    Antioch and for whom he then~wrote the Acts of the Apostles,
36   2,2,5|       island of Patmos where~he wrote the Apocalypse or Revelation (
37   2,2,5|        from his exile,~St. John wrote his Gospel and died a natural
38   2,2,5|  Tradition claims that St. John wrote his Gospel at the request
39   2,2,5|    Christ. St. Irenaeus of Lyon wrote~about these circumstances
40   2,3,3|    where, apparently, St. Peter wrote his~Epistle. At that time,
41   2,3,3|        Patmos. During exile, he wrote his Apocalypse – Revelations.
42   2,3,3|         end of the 1st century, wrote his Gospel and 3 Epistles.
43   2,3,3|        written by John after he wrote the Gospel — “That which
44   2,3,3| churches, to whom Apostle Peter wrote at a later~date.~Undoubtedly
45   2,4,3|      the school of~Tyrannus. He wrote his letter to the Galatians (
46   2,4,3|        Corinth~himself where he wrote a letter to the Romans,
47   2,4,3|         28). In Rome Saint Paul wrote his letters to the Philippians (
48   2,4,3|        teachings in Ephesus, he wrote his first letter to Timothy
49   2,4,3|     this second imprisonment he wrote his second letter to Timothy
50   2,5,2|       of Irenaeus of Lyons, who wrote an apologia on the Apocalypse.~
51   2,5,5|      Island of Patmos, St. John wrote letters from there to these
52   2,5,6|       ancient writer Tertullian wrote that the~blood of the martyrs