Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5  |   during the reign of Dometian, probably about A.D. 95 (although
 2   1,2,2  |      that time the Pharaoh most probably was ~Thutmose I. The book
 3   1,2,3  |         prophecy. .Shiloh. most probably means .Conciliator.. Je-~ ~
 4   1,2,4  |      with the reigning Pharaoh (probably the succes-~sor of the ruler
 5   1,2,4  |         be light.. These ~words probably relate to the moment when
 6   1,2,4  |        similar images, but they probably had contemporary pagan idol
 7   1,3,8  |    Persian king Artaxerxes ~or, probably, Xerxes who reigned in 485-
 8   1,4,1  |         Job.s suffering lasted, probably, about a year. Having shown
 9   1,5,5  |  prophetical ministry in Judah, probably under the kings Joash and
10   1,5,5  | survived, while the other part, probably, perished during ~Manasseh'
11   1,5,5  |    underground. Saint Zephaniah probably was the first ~prophet to
12   1,5,5  |      elgoshi. in Hebrew), which probably was ~the reference to his
13   1,5,5  |       age, ~about 90 years old, probably in Susa (Ectabanes). The
14   1,Add,9|        hope of reconciliation. ~Probably the only luminous signpost
15   1,Add,1|        that time the main, and ~probably the only, theological method,
16   1,Add,1|        vocation of the Name was probably the earliest Trinitarian
17   1,Add,1|          and Origen. St. Jerome probably was simply paraphrasing
18   2,1,2  |      the temple of Solomon, was probably consumed in the flames that
19   2,1,4  |    Hashanah, Head of the Year).~Probably even before the time of
20   2,1,4  |        Num. 29:7-11). This day, probably~the most sacred of the year
21   2,1,4  |      Atonement. Its purpose was~probably twofold. It was a thanksgiving
22   2,1,5  |       of Jesus. First Maccabees probably sets forth authentic history
23   2,1,6  |       occupied that office, and probably also the heads of the twenty-four
24   2,1,6  |          The scribes as a class probably first appeared during the
25   2,1,6  |        from the~foreign rulers. Probably they began to appear as
26   2,1,7  |        in the Old Testament; it probably arose during the~Intertestamental
27   2,2,3  |       than the~others, and most probably at the end of the first
28   2,3,3  |      not long before his~death, probably between 55 and 60 A.D. The
29   2,3,3  |    place of its composition was probably Jerusalem,~as that is where
30   2,4,3  |        education in Tarsus, and probably became familiar with the
31   2,4,3  | liturgical clothing) and books (probably also liturgical books, 2~
32   2,4,3  |  continued further to the west, probably~reaching Spain.~After his
33   2,5,0  |   kingdom is equally enigmatic.~Probably these details will be understood