Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,2|      contains an account of the destruction of the cities of Sodom ~
 2   1,2,2|         hath He~pleasure in the destruction of the living. For He created
 3   1,2,2|       and there is no poison of destruction in~them, nor the kingdom
 4   1,3,5| wickedness ~inevitably leads to destruction. Military power, diplomatic
 5   1,4,7|        but they both shall~have destruction to heritage (Sir. 20:25).
 6   1,4,7|         34). Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before
 7   1,4,7|     fall (Prov. ~16:18). Before destruction the heart of man is haughty,
 8   1,5,5|         view of the forthcoming destruction of the kingdom of Israel,
 9   1,5,5|          O grave, I will be thy destruction” (Hosea ~13:14). Some phrases
10   1,5,5|        in thy land, wasting nor destruction within thy borders; ~but
11   1,5,5|      for his prophecy about the destruction of Jerusalem, certain ~elders
12   1,5,5|    tains a prediction about the destruction of Samaria and devastation
13   1,5,5|   content of the book of Micah: destruction of Jerusalem and Samaria (
14   1,5,5|        the ~Babylonian kingdom, destruction of Jerusalem (586 B.C.),
15   1,5,5|        lived shortly before the destruction of Jerusalem and was a contemporary
16   1,5,5| judgment, which would result in destruction of the wicked ~and salvation
17   1,5,5|        the first and the second destruction of Jerusalem serve as images
18   1,5,5|         twelfth ~year after the destruction of Jerusalem. ~ The book
19   1,5,5|    capturing of king ~Zedekiah, destruction of the city and the Temple.
20   2,2,3|        in any event, before the destruction of~Jerusalem, that is, before
21   2,2,5|   Galatians 2:9).~Following the destruction of Jerusalem, St. John resides
22   2,2,6|        is the way~that leads to destruction, and there are many who
23   2,3,3|  Epistle was written before the destruction of Jerusalem, which occurred~
24   2,4,4|        lusts which drown men in destruction~and perdition. For the love
25   2,5,4|        simultaneously about the destruction~of Jerusalem, which would
26   2,5,4|        prophecies~regarding the destruction of Chaldean Babylon speak
27   2,5,4|       of Queen Jezebel, and the destruction of Jerusalem~by the Chaldeans.
28   2,5,8|    global contamination~and the destruction of nature that we are observing
29   2,5,8|        of~Gog and Magog and the destruction of these regiments by the
30   2,5,9| prophets and princes before the~destruction of Israel and later Judea, “
31   2,5,0|     with~brilliant strokes. The destruction of nature in the sixteenth
32   2,5,0|       Evidently, as before, the destruction of nature is brought about
33   2,5,0|  suffering may be linked to the destruction of the~ozone layer in the
34   2,5,1|       first there will come the destruction of Babylon. At some later
35   2,5,3|     punishment of~sinner. Total destruction~of nature (16:1-12).~— — —~