Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4  |                                Original form and languages of the
 2   1,1,4  |     stitched into books. ~ The original text of these scrolls was
 3   1,1,6  |    accurate translation of the original text of the Holy Bible writings
 4   1,1,6  |   because it was based on the ~original content of the 70 translators
 5   1,1,6  |   surely began to forsake ~the original Itala version in favor of
 6   1,1,6  |    translation, preferring the original ~Church-Slavonic version.
 7   1,1,6  | difficult understanding of the original text. On the other ~hand,
 8   1,1,6  |        to the ~meanings of the original text. Of the currently available
 9   1,2,2  |        which suggests that the original au-~thor had his roots in
10   1,2,4  |      of galaxies following the original .In the beginning,. Moses.
11   1,2,4  |     details, but to expose the Original Cause of the Creation and
12   1,4    |      written as poetry ~in the original Hebrew. Hebrew poetry is
13   1,4,1  | written in perfect Hebrew. The original re-~cord was found by the
14   1,4,7  |        translation. The Hebrew original ~was for a long time considered
15   1,4,7  |        discovery of the Hebrew original of the book. ~ The book
16   1,5,5  |        grief of the ~Jews. The original text of this book was an
17   1,Add,9|       if we have forgotten the original language? ~Would it not
18   1,Add,0|       is a starting point: the original divine ~fiat . “in the beginning” (
19   1,Add,0|      the same authority as the original record. There is some ~truth
20   1,Add,1|     claiming that this was the original pic-~ture, by the first
21   1,Add,1|         In fact, however, the ~original design had been destroyed.
22   1,Add,1|        the right context, ~the original design, the .true image,.
23   1,Add,1|  design, the .true image,. the original disposition of gems and
24   1,Add,1|   reality of an inher-~ited or original sin. Indeed, it was not
25   2,1,7  |    Testament, but in the Greek~original repeated mention is made
26   2,2,2  |      the Sacred Books in their original purity. This was especially
27   2,2,2  |       presently we possess the original and unadulterated~Greek
28   2,2,2  |        directly from the Greek original rather than from the~Latin
29   2,2,2  | associated words to convey the original thought. This version is
30   2,2,2  |    better understanding of the original text. The great variability
31   2,2,2  |  translator must know both the original and the language being translated
32   2,2,2  |     convey most accurately~the original meaning of the Bible as
33   2,2,6  |         talents) comprises the original wealth of~man; that is why
34   2,5,3  |    them was already not in its original state of purity and truth,