Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,4|           at the edge of the Reed Sea (in-~correctly translated
 2   1,2,4|          into English as the .Red Sea'). Nothing but a miracle
 3   1,2,4|   stretched out his hand over the sea and a strong east wind pushed
 4   1,2,4|           Egyptians dead upon the sea shore”~(Exod. 14:31), they
 5   1,2,4|        were blown inland from the sea and piled up all round the
 6   1,2,4|        the plateau above the Dead Sea, and traveled ~through the
 7   1,2,4|       Wadi Araba towards the Dead Sea. On ~the way, Aaron died
 8   1,2,4|         plateau west of the ~Dead Sea. Further on, they passed
 9   1,2,4|          southern end of the Dead Sea, they turned eastward into
10   1,2,4|       Arnon that entered the Dead Sea from the east. ~ The country
11   1,2,4|          below glittered the Dead Sea, the lowest body of water
12   1,4,3|         deep: When he gave to the sea his decree, that the waters
13   1,4,7|          down in the midst of the sea, or as he that lieth upon
14   1,5,5|       sent a violent storm in the sea, which caused Jonah's ship
15   1,5,5|            and threw him into the sea to stop God's anger. Indeed,
16   1,5,5|          Tekoah, between the Dead Sea and Bethlehem. ~This is
17   1,5,5|        And they shall wander from sea to sea, and from the north
18   1,5,5|          shall wander from sea to sea, and from the north even~
19   1,5,5|       sins into the depths of the sea” (Micah 7:18-19). ~ The
20   1,5,5|         the northern shore of the Sea of Galilee. After the devastation
21   1,5,5|           as the waters cover the sea” (Habakkuk 2:14). His book ~
22   2,1  |       shores of the Mediterranean~Sea and far into the interior,
23   2,1  | Trachonitis, a region east of the Sea of Galilee. When he died
24   2,1  |         between the Mediterranean~Sea and the Jordan River; that
25   2,1  |         of Philip lay east of the Sea of Galilee and the upper
26   2,1,6|        the west shore of the Dead Sea, supposedly near the~town
27   2,1,6|         the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls in~1947 and later,
28   2,1,6|     Engedi but also near the Dead Sea. Some scholars maintain
29   2,2,2|        Greek Septuagint, the Dead Sea Scrolls, and accepted Greek
30   2,2,5|   miraculous catch of fish on the Sea of Galilee, the Lord Himself~
31   2,3,3|           the lake of Gennesaret~(Sea of Galilee; Luke 5:1-8),
32   2,3,3|           shores of Mediterranean sea, in Antioch (where he ordained~
33   2,3,3|      doubts is like a wave of the sea~driven and tossed by the
34   2,4,2|      wilderness, in perils in the sea, in~perils among false brethren;
35   2,5,3|          is located in the Aegean Sea to~the south of the city
36   2,5,3|           beast emerging from the sea (as the~representative of
37   2,5,4|         The beast rising from the sea is a symbol of evil secular
38   2,5,6|            after crossing the Red Sea, they were~saved from Egyptian
39   2,5,8|       Magog (south of the Caspian sea; Ezek. chs. 38 and 39;~Rev.
40   2,5,9|           beast who came from the sea and the beast who came out
41   2,5,9|    understand “the beast from the sea” to be the antichrist~and “
42   2,5,9|         be the false prophet. The sea symbolizes the unbelieving~
43   2,5,9|         the beast coming from the sea, to whom the dragon passed
44   2,5,9|  Christianity. The beast from the sea symbolizes the civilian