Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1|             to Joshua, leader of the Israelites ~and a disciple of Moses: “
 2   1,1,4|            the prescriptions for the Israelites' daily conduct. Therefore,
 3   1,2,1|              crying out of oppressed Israelites in Egypt provoked a striking
 4   1,2,2|      covenant ~relationship with the Israelites at Mount Sinai. Exodus can
 5   1,2,2|     disobedience and idolatry of the Israelites is a sad theme in Numbers.
 6   1,2,4|              impress Pharaoh and the Israelites: turning his staff into
 7   1,2,4|            not dare suggest that the Israelites would leave the ~country
 8   1,2,4|              request. He charged the Israelites with laziness, and issued
 9   1,2,4|            land of Goshen ~where the Israelites lived. As each plague became
10   1,2,4|           hundred chariots. When the Israelites saw them coming, they trembled
11   1,2,4|         Canal now passes.). When the Israelites “saw the Egyptians dead
12   1,2,4|             ground when dry.). ~ The Israelites moved deeper into the southern
13   1,2,4|         fierce desert raid-~ers. The Israelites were not yet organized or
14   1,2,4|            with the ~sacred rod, the Israelites gained, but they were pushed
15   1,2,4|             after leaving Egypt, the Israelites reached the wild and rugged
16   1,2,4|             canyons around them. The Israelites camped on the open ~ground
17   1,2,4|                Down in the camp, the Israelites had lost faith when Moses
18   1,2,4|              with water and made the Israelites swallow it. He upbraided
19   1,2,4|           second time, Aaron and the Israelites observed that his face shone ~
20   1,2,4|             portable ~temple for the Israelites' wandering life. ~ The Ark
21   1,2,4|               it was a sign that the Israelites should remain at that spot
22   1,2,4|           the camp. For two days the Israelites ~gorged themselves on the
23   1,2,4|            his ~priestly role. ~ The Israelites resumed their journey northward,
24   1,2,4|          Canaan from the south, the ~Israelites now set out on a lengthy
25   1,2,4|            him as high priest. ~ The Israelites now had a taste of the warfare
26   1,2,4|           Sihon. He also refused the Israelites passage and attacked them.
27   1,2,4|            Israelite invasion. ~ The Israelites started to cohabit with
28   1,2,4|              himself. A new breed of Israelites had grown up as free men,
29   1,2,4|              Moses recalled for the ~Israelites the story of their wandering;
30   1,3,3|            While ~in the desert, the Israelites were renewed spiritually
31   1,3,3|             city collapsed after the Israelites had walked around the city
32   1,3,4|           enemies. oppres-~sion, the Israelites would repent and turn to
33   1,3,4|             some number of years the Israelites would again ~forget God,
34   1,3,5|               Then large ~numbers of Israelites were relocated to Assyria,
35   1,3,5|            relocated ~to Israel. The Israelites intermarried with the Assyrians,
36   1,5,2|             his kingdom and led many Israelites to captivity. While ~Tiglathpileser
37   1,5,2|           capital of Israel, in 722. Israelites were expatriated to different
38   1,5,2|       Samaritans, the descendants of Israelites mixed with pagans, later
39   1,5,5|              house of Israel. ~. the Israelites who had been led here after
40   1,5,5|         Assyrians in ~722 B.C. These Israelites had no spiritual leaders
41   1,5,5|     denounced the inclination of the Israelites to pagan ~traditions, their
42   2,1,2|            the Women, a Court of the Israelites, a Court of the Priests,
43   2,1,2|          level, was the Court of the Israelites.~Before the gate between
44   2,1,2|              steps. The Court of the Israelites (men’s court) was little
45   2,1,4|        celebrated God’s care~for the Israelites during the forty years of
46   2,1,4| commemoration of the water which the Israelites had received from the Lord
47   2,1,6|            were descended from those Israelites of the~northern kingdom
48   2,5,4|             of the sufferings of the Israelites in Egypt, the temptations
49   2,5,4|       framework of the~saving of the Israelites from the pharaoh during
50   2,5,6|             of gratitude sung by the Israelites when, after crossing the
51   2,5,0|        Righteous~Ones, who, like the Israelites who were saved from Pharaoh