Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5|              Canon. Portions of ~the work have been lost, but it is
 2   1,1,5|              inspira-~tion of God, a work which became part of the
 3   1,2,2|       embrace the greatness of God's work? In es-~sence this page
 4   1,2,2|          concluding a large and long work: This is the book of the
 5   1,2,2|            it would still be a great work, a mag-~nificent expression
 6   1,2,4|            laborers, and put them to work under Egyptian ~taskmasters
 7   1,2,4|           brick, and in all kinds of work in the field” (Exod. ~1:
 8   1,2,4|           shall labor and do all~thy work, but the seventh day is
 9   1,2,4|            devise ~skilled works, to work in gold, and in silver,
10   1,2,4|           make any manner of cunning work. And He hath put ~in his
11   1,2,4|            with wisdom of heart, to ~work all manner of work, of the
12   1,2,4|               to ~work all manner of work, of the engraver, and of
13   1,3,7|            court, his ~constant hard work for the well-being and glory
14   1,4  |        usually two, sentences, which work together to develop the ~
15   1,4,3|            God, truth, honesty, hard work and self-control. These
16   1,4,4|             in a circle, and all the work they do does ~not change
17   1,4,7|               advice, patience, hard work, modera-~tion, chastity. ~ ~
18   1,4,7|               Sir. 2:12-18). ~ ~Hard work and laziness: Slothfulness
19   1,5,4|          reward is with him, and his work before him. He shall feed
20   1,5,5|           potter; and we all are the work of thy ~hand. Be not wroth
21   1,5,5|           and giveth him not for his work; That saith, I ~will build
22   1,5,5|              Obadiah is the shortest work in the Old Testament, containing
23   2,1,2|           The attendant combined the work of sexton and teacher, and
24   2,1,5|           the Septuagint because the work was done by seventy scholars.
25   2,1,5|              third century A.D. in a work known as the Mishnah. By
26   2,1,5|           material into a voluminous work known as the Talmud, which~
27   2,2,2|             invited to undertake the work at Oxford, Cambridge and
28   2,2,2|              were consulted, and the work was 26 years in the making.
29   2,2,2|        paraphrase edition and is the work of a single translator,
30   2,2,5|       setting out the purpose of his work, John declared: “These~things
31   2,3,2|        Apostles’ sermons are not the work of man, but the work of
32   2,3,2|             the work of man, but the work of God. (Let us remember
33   2,3,3|       circumstances in his apostolic work, the Ecumenical Epistles~
34   2,3,3|            patience have its perfect work, that~you may be perfect
35   2,4,3|             time of his evangelistic work, Paul needed to carry out
36   2,4,4|             abundance for every good work. As it is written: ‘He has
37   2,4,4| Industriousness: “If anyone will not work, neither shall he eat” (
38   2,4,5|       assisted him in his missionary work from which he drew his~spiritual
39   2,5,4|           the way the forces of evil work and~who organizes them and