Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,2  |            were written, the Holy Writings are grouped into the New
 2   1,1,3  |          mind. ~That is why their writings are described as divinely-inspired: “
 3   1,1,3  |        The apostle Paul calls the writings as divinely-inspired in
 4   1,1,4  |           Next came all the other writings of the Apostles. After them
 5   1,1,4  |          treasures them as sacred writings. ~What makes the Old Testament
 6   1,1,5  |        the main authors of Jewish writings. ~One must also observe
 7   1,1,5  | re-examining the text of the Holy Writings after every serious dis-~
 8   1,1,5  |         emer-~gence of fresh Holy Writings, which were permitted to
 9   1,1,5  |    produced a book containing the writings of Isaiah, ~Proverbs, Song
10   1,1,5  |          gathered “Reports in the writings and commentaries of Nehemiah;
11   1,1,5  |            all prior God-inspired writings and published them in one
12   1,1,5  |         own books included in his writings. After Ezra, the Jewish
13   1,1,5  |         and consequently, all the writings that appeared from that
14   1,1,5  |           as ~there were no other writings in existence, there was
15   1,1,5  |           After Moses, subsequent writings of holy fathers bear corresponding
16   1,1,5  |        Councils, but also in the ~writings of the great theologians
17   1,1,6  |   original text of the Holy Bible writings are found in the ~Alexandrine
18   1,1,6  |         based on authentic Jewish writings), the Western church slowly
19   1,2,2  |       author. In the ~post-exilic writings the Law, or Torah, was often
20   1,4,5  |        for Christ is found in the writings of ~Christian ascetics. ~
21   1,5,5  |          the rest of the Biblical writings. The book of Obadiah was
22   1,5,5  |       that cannot be found in the writings of any other prophet: that
23   1,Add,0|       legislative ~and devotional writings available, but a selection
24   1,Add,0|          the whole Bible. Certain writings have been selected, edited
25   1,Add,0|       that a diverse anthology of writings, composed at various dates
26   1,Add,0|         that gives to the various writings their real ~unity, despite
27   1,Add,0|          a collection of various ~writings. We are not entitled to
28   1,Add,0|         rest of the New Testament writings? I mean, as chapters of
29   1,Add,1|        prophets and the apostolic writings be directed in accordance
30   2,1,5  |        books of prophecy; and the Writings,~including the Psalms and
31   2,1,6  |        philosopher, tell in their writings~of a Jewish sect known as
32   2,1,1  |         cherish and hand down the writings of the prophets. Through
33   2,2,2  |      Greek: the “Complete Book of Writings” published in~Spain, and
34   2,2,3  |          series of second-century writings —~such as the Apologies
35   2,2,4  |       were up to 50 other similar writings during the first~centuries
36   2,2,5  |          also of already existent writings relating to the Lord’s life
37   2,2,5  |    scrutinized and compared those writings. Therefore, his Gospel~distinguishes
38   2,3,2  |          Acts~can be found in the writings of the early writers like
39   2,3,3  |          While the Apostle Paul’s writings are conspicuous in revealing~
40   2,3,3  |          Christ showed me.” These writings~can be put down to the years
41   2,3,3  |       unknown. From the Apostles’ writings and from Church tradition,
42   2,4,3  |         shown in his speeches and~writings (Acts 17:28; 1 Cor. 15:33;
43   2,5,2  |          the Apocalypse~and other writings by the Holy Apostle John.
44   2,5,2  |      origin of the Holy Apostle's writings. St. John, being a~Jew by