Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,2| harmoniously built species in the kingdoms of fourlegged animals and
 2   1,2,2|        which the animal and plant kingdoms are ~endowed? ~ ~The Fall
 3   1,3,5|                  The books of the Kingdoms.~Then there are several
 4   1,3,5|           called the books of the Kingdoms and Paralipomenon~. They
 5   1,3,5|       Holy Land. The books of the Kingdoms cover a period of 500 years
 6   1,3,5|     Hebrew Bible, the book of the Kingdoms is divided into two parts
 7   1,3,5|          1st and 2nd books of the Kingdoms. So is Sepher~Melakhim also
 8   1,3,5|          3rd and 4th books of the Kingdoms. Tradition has it ~that
 9   1,3,5|       part of the 1st book of the Kingdoms, and the prophets Na-~than
10   1,3,5|      whole of the 2nd book of the Kingdoms. ~The 3rd and 4th books
11   1,3,5|          3rd and 4th books of the Kingdoms were written by several
12   1,3,5|           repeat the books of the Kingdoms. ~In the Hebrew Bible they
13   1,3,5|     recounted in the books of the Kingdoms. ~The 1st Book of Samuel (
14   1,3,5|        1st Book of Samuel (1st of Kingdoms according the Septuagint)
15   1,3,5|             Then the book ~of the Kingdoms tells us about the reign
16   1,3,5|          2nd Book of Samuel (2 of Kingdoms according the Septuagint)
17   1,3,5|    services. ~The 2nd Book of the Kingdoms contains a prophecy about
18   1,3,5|         33). ~The 1st Book of the Kingdoms (3rd of Kingdoms according
19   1,3,5|           of the Kingdoms (3rd of Kingdoms according the Septuagint).
20   1,3,5|         3rd and 4th) books of the Kingdoms re-~count, in parallel,
21   1,3,5|      parallel, the events in both kingdoms: the acts of kings, heroic
22   1,3,5|           religious life of these kingdoms. ~ The kings of Israel were
23   1,3,5|         the 2nd (4th) Book of the Kingdoms starts with this event.
24   1,3,5|      story of the 4th Book of the Kingdoms focuses on the kingdom of ~
25   1,3,5|       stories of the books of the Kingdoms clearly illustrate a general
26   1,3,0|            it was split into four kingdoms, two of which . those of
27   1,3,0|           the rulers of these two kingdoms fought over the inheritance.
28   1,5,2|          The weakened neighboring kingdoms of Syria, Phoenicia, Moabites,
29   1,5,5|          prophecies about Gentile kingdoms, Babylon and antichrist (
30   1,5,5|          the nations~and over the kingdoms, to root out, and to pull
31   1,5,5|       symbolized the four Gentile kingdoms, ~which had to supplant
32   1,5,5|           and con-~sume all these kingdoms, and it shall stand for
33   1,5,5|         the vision about the four kingdoms, which transformed into
34   1,5,5|        the history of the Gentile kingdoms (Chapters 10-12). The prediction
35   2,1  |   victorious armies were subduing kingdoms around the shores of the
36   2,1,1|         the~Northern and Southern Kingdoms, insignificant pawns in
37   2,5,7|         of the various individual~kingdoms, with their periods of prosperity