Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5  |          of St. Paul, as well as various other books. But doubts
 2   1,1,5  |      Some of these books were in various parts of the Church (and
 3   1,1,5  |          and third centuries, by various heretics, who attrib-~uted
 4   1,1,5  |      Essene Gospel of Peace. and various others. ~ One thing is inescapable:
 5   1,1,5  |      Eucharistic liturgy and the various prayer liturgies, and other
 6   1,1,7  |          the perpetrators of the various ~heresies. It is the same
 7   1,2,2  |        foreign invaders, and the various kinds of vio-~lence, which
 8   1,2,2  |     holiness of Israel. All the ~various elements that make up the
 9   1,2,4  |        shown to ~them. Among the various gifts of man that distinguish
10   1,3,5  |      Samaria, ruled by ~kings of various dynasties (980 B.C.). The
11   1,3,5  |           build pagan shrines in various parts of Israel and to encourage
12   1,3,7  |   Jerusa-~lem again and uprooted various crimes among the people.
13   1,4    |    transl). ~provide examples of various types of poetic parallelism: ~ ~“
14   1,4,7  |       are also instruc-~tions on various virtues: patience in suffering
15   1,4,7  |     random) disagreement between various translations of the~books
16   1,5,2  |     Samaria, reigned by kings of various dynasties. ~ The Israeli
17   1,5,2  |     surrounded Israel worshipped various deities. Phoenician god
18   1,5,3  |        Prophets were coming from various social strata: peasants
19   1,5,5  |     learn the local language and various Chaldean disciplines for
20   1,Add,0|         of writings, composed at various dates and by ~various writers,
21   1,Add,0|         at various dates and by ~various writers, came to be regarded
22   1,Add,0|        message that gives to the various writings their real ~unity,
23   1,Add,0|         in fact, a collection of various ~writings. We are not entitled
24   1,Add,1|        nasius. The Arians quoted various passages from the Scripture
25   2,1,2  |       for storing~facilities for various temple operations. Into
26   2,1,1  |         result of their seeking, various religions arose. All of
27   2,3,3  |       Judaism,~Christianity, and various pagan teachings. (In essence,
28   2,3,3  |         you have been~grieved by various trials, that the genuineness
29   2,5,4  |    especially at a time in~which various calamities and temptations
30   2,5,4  |    within itself the elements of various~historical epochs.~As an
31   2,5,4  |      united~different events and various people in one image, one
32   2,5,4  |    within themselves elements of various epochs. It is only with
33   2,5,4  |      discloses to the reader the various facets of the battle between
34   2,5,4  |        of the description of the various phases of~war between good
35   2,5,4  |        God and thrusts them into various abominable~acts and crimes.
36   2,5,5  |      Greek philosophy, fermented various Gnostic systems, which characteristically
37   2,5,5  | contemporary Hinduism, yoga, and various other cults.~
38   2,5,7  |        own passions, succumbs to~various sinful desires, and begins
39   2,5,7  |     descendants were filled with various sorrows and mutual annihilation (
40   2,5,7  |        symbolize the life of the various individual~kingdoms, with
41   2,5,8  |        seven angels, after which various calamities begin. At first,
42   2,5,8  |     torments him with doubts and~various passions.~The Apocalyptic
43   2,5,9  |       Seer describes~this war in various parts of the Apocalypse,
44   2,5,9  |    chronological sequence but in~various bits and pieces.~The vision
45   2,5,9  |     Church). Its weapons are the various temptations which it directs
46   2,5,9  |         unsteady Christians into various sects~and cults. They all
47   2,5,9  |         In creating the union of various~governments, it will simultaneously