Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4  |         these books from a Christian point of ~view. This means to
 2   1,1,5  |              that appeared from that point on, were ~not included as
 3   1,1,5  |             go back to the very same point of beginning, God.s Word, ~
 4   1,1,7  |            egg?. is very much to the point ~here. In point of time,
 5   1,1,7  |          much to the point ~here. In point of time, it should be apparent
 6   1,2,2  |              to reveal an ~essential point. Such, for example, is the
 7   1,3,2  |          task of the prophets was to point to failures of the people
 8   1,3,5  |            thus ~formed. ~ From this point on, the story of the 4th
 9   1,3,7  |          significance as a ~starting point for the weeks of Daniel
10   1,4,3  |            are very true and to the ~point. They contain a lot of imagery,
11   1,5,5  |              family. It ~came to the point where Jeremiah had to be
12   1,5,5  |            pen of iron, and with the point of a diamond: it is graven
13   1,Add,7|             sword and pierces to the point of dividing soul and spirit,
14   1,Add,9|              it is precisely at this point that our major difficulty
15   1,Add,9|             cross. It is the turning point of human destiny. But the
16   1,Add,0|            goal. There is a starting point: the original divine ~fiat . “
17   1,Add,0|         Biblical story, or a crucial point on the line of the temporal
18   1,Add,0| accommodation to human frailty. ~The point is rather that the human
19   1,Add,0|               basis and the starting point are ever the same: the Word
20   1,Add,0|              glorious symbols, which point out the supertemporal truth.
21   1,Add,0|              terminology was at that point rather fluent. Still, there
22   1,Add,0|           Book of ~Revelation, which point to what is still to come, .
23   1,Add,0|           historical fact. ~ Another point is of utter importance.
24   1,Add,0|            di-~agnosis . the crucial point of the revelation is already
25   1,Add,1|             Ancient Church.~ At this point St. Vincent was in full
26   1,Add,1|    literature of that time. Now, the point which St. Irenaeus endeavored
27   1,Add,1|            one, quite formal at this point. One had to discover the .
28   1,Add,1|           had to discover the .main ~point,. or the basic theme, of
29   1,Add,1|        returns once more to the same point. .In ~accordance with the
30   1,Add,1|             was the main and crucial point in the ~whole argument. ~ ~
31   1,Add,1|             proper to recall at this point the famous passage from
32   1,Add,1|            limited to one particular point: Infant Baptism as an instance
33   1,Add,1|             was arguing a particular point,-indeed, the crucial point
34   1,Add,1|           point,-indeed, the crucial point in the sound Trinitarian
35   1,Add,1|            origin. He quotes at this point St. Paul.s own reference
36   1,Add,1|             may be recalled at this ~point that, in the practice of
37   1,Add,1|            of the Holy Writ. At this point he was following in the
38   1,Add,1|             was quite formal at this point. In the Church the fullness
39   2,3,1  |           queries personally, at the point of~their origin, the Apostles
40   2,4,3  |        regained his sight. From that point on, he became a zealous
41   2,4,4  |           said that there is not one~point in the whole of Christian
42   2,5,8  |          glowing star. This seems to point allegorically, in other
43   2,5,8  |           prepared”~(Rev. 16:12) may point to peril from further east
44   2,5,8  |              our Lord is crucified,” point to the city of~Jerusalem,