Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4|    edification as prototypes, as, for example, the regulations concerning
 2   1,1,4|              Gospel, which speak, for example, of the .eter-~nal life.
 3   1,1,5|           though it was one Book. For example, in Joshua 24:26 we find ~“
 4   1,1,5|            serious dis-~turbance, for example after  a lengthy war. This
 5   1,1,5|           included as holy books. For example, the book of Jesus Son of
 6   1,2,1|            words of each of them, for example: .in the ~beginning,. .these
 7   1,2,2|            essential point. Such, for example, is the account of the creation
 8   1,2,2|           separating them. ~Such, for example, are the mystical names .
 9   1,2,2|            advance of its period. For example: there must be no arbitrary
10   1,2,4|             in the New Testament, for example in ~the account of Transfiguration
11   1,2,4|            places of God's glory. For example, so great was the Ark of
12   1,2,4|        historic conditions, when, for example, Christians ~needed to hide
13   1,2,4|             things of this world (for example, statues of emperors), but
14   1,3,3|              mani-~fest miracles. For example, when, at the very beginning
15   1,3,4|           clearly demonstrated by the example of judge Gideon. With only ~
16   1,3,5|              of Samuel (Ch. 1-4). For example, one can see the importance
17   1,3,5|          death under these kings. For example, the elderly prophet Isaiah
18   1,4,1|              great righteousness. For example, ~the book of Ezekiel places
19   1,4,1|              James mentions Job as an example of a very patient person: “
20   1,4,3|          sacred writers used it. ~For example, “God resisteth the proud,
21   1,5,4|               by a minority was a bad example and temptation for the others.
22   1,5,5|            religious perspective. For example, the forthcoming God's judgment
23   1,5,5|           book of Jonah gives a vivid example of God's love to all people,
24   1,5,5|         people and giv-~ing them good example . Judaic princes, judges
25   1,5,5|                certain heirmoses, for example, .I will stand upon my watch.
26   1,5,7|           preaching among pagans. For example, the Apostle Paul wrote, ~“
27   1,5,7|               of different times. For example, the ancient Babylon is ~
28   2,2,5|               mysteries of faith. For example, the conversation with~Nicodemus
29   2,2,6|            the Lord Jesus~Christ. For example refer to His Sermon on the
30   2,3,3|        suffered for~us, leaving us an example, that you should follow
31   2,4,3|   significance of good deeds (See for example Gal. 6:4, Eph. 2:10 or 1
32   2,4,4|      mysteries of Christ’s faith, for example: the meaning of the Old
33   2,5,2| characteristic expressions. Thus, for example, the~Apostolic sermon is
34   2,5,3|             of the first century.~For example, St. Irenaeus writes as
35   2,5,4|     impossible hopes and beliefs. For example, the~literal understanding
36   2,5,4|              historical epochs.~As an example of such a synthesis of events,
37   2,5,4|             already come to pass (for example,~the fate of the seven Churches
38   2,5,4|         extensively used. Thus, as an example, the eyes symbolize knowledge,
39   2,5,4|        extremely clear way. Thus, for example, the Apocalypse points to~
40   2,5,6|    fulfillment of His will. Thus, for example, they~carry to the altar
41   2,5,9|              equal the number 666. An example of this is the~name of Nero