Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,2  |         For the Bible is also the story of man.s redemp-~tion. God “
 2   1,1,2  |       theme of the whole Biblical story, the purpose for which ~
 3   1,1,2  |      written. ~ The Bible has one story. It is the record of God.
 4   1,1,2  |          The Old Testament is the story of a Covenant people in ~
 5   1,1,5  |       Gospels contains the entire story. Just as important, perhaps
 6   1,1,5  |           in fact, that the whole story of our salvation seems just
 7   1,2,1  |         as a savior, and the epic story of deliverance was recorded
 8   1,2,2  |          the East of Eden and the story of Eve (2:15-25) and their ~
 9   1,2,2  |         Jacob ~(28:10-38:30), the story of Joseph's life (chapters
10   1,2,2  |          moral conclusion of this story is comprehensible to us.
11   1,2,2  | mythological concepts, as did the story of the creation of the world. ~
12   1,2,2  |          of the world. ~Thus, the story of the fall into sin is
13   1,2,2  |      literal understanding of the story ~of the fall into sin. However,
14   1,2,4  |  Transfiguration of Christ. ~ The story of Moses.s life opens in
15   1,2,4  |           for the ~Israelites the story of their wandering; expanded
16   1,2,4  |           Moses reveals to us the story of ~God.s creation of Earth
17   1,2,4  |          Author. Moses closes his story with the following words: .
18   1,2,4  |           as well as in the later story of the life of our ancestors
19   1,3,3  |           The book of Joshua.~The story in the Books of Moses (Exodus,
20   1,3,5  |        the Septuagint) begins its story with the birth of Sam-~uel.
21   1,3,5  |          in a ~fiery chariot. The story of the 2nd (4th) Book of
22   1,3,5  |           From this point on, the story of the 4th Book of the Kingdoms
23   1,4,1  |        described. This origi-~nal story was later given a poetic
24   1,Add,0|         message through the whole story. For there is a story. Or,
25   1,Add,0|       whole story. For there is a story. Or, even more, ~the Bible
26   1,Add,0|          the Bible itself is this story, the story of God's dealings
27   1,Add,0|         itself is this story, the story of God's dealings with his
28   1,Add,0|           to Revelation. And this story is history. ~There is a
29   1,Add,0|     described and recorded in the story of ~the Covenant. Human
30   1,Add,0|      salvation of ~man. It is the story of salvation, and therefore
31   1,Add,0|        organically belongs to the story. It shows us ~man in his
32   1,Add,0|          a centre in the Biblical story, or a crucial point on the
33   1,Add,0|        were prophecies. The whole story was prophetical or .typical,.
34   1,Add,0|           They tell us still the ~story of salvation, Magnalia Dei.
35   1,Add,0|          part of revelation . the story of .the Whole Christ. ~(
36   1,Add,0|        Church history is itself a story of redemption. The ~truth
37   1,Add,0|        average men, and the whole story may seem to be all too human.
38   1,Add,1|        truly Homeric, but the new story, fabricated by the means
39   2,1,1  |           the commonplaces of our~story that Christianity was an
40   2,1,1  |      Christians have seen in this story the fashion in which God
41   2,1,1  |          the Christian faith.~The story, as seen from a Christian
42   2,2,4  |      first gospel of Jacob,” “the story of Joseph the carpenter,” “
43   2,2,6  |          has made you well!” (The story of the ten lepers, Luke