Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |        worrying the reader and ~modern society as a whole, will
 2   1,1,3  |         but are not relevant to modern times. ~ ~
 3   1,1,5  |      The Jewish as well as some modern translations of the Bible
 4   1,1,5  |      both groups of books, some modern ~versions exclude the .deutero-canonical.
 5   1,2,1  |        not be understood in its modern sense, for ~several different
 6   1,2,1  |         agreement with what the modern science has ~discovered .
 7   1,5,2  |         over the territories of modern Iran, Iraq, ~Syria, Jordan
 8   1,5,5  |   Kingdom God, the Church. Some modern Biblical critics question
 9   1,5,7  |         severe in the eyes of a modern reader. The Sav-~ior expressed
10   1,5,7  |      understand ~the essence of modern religious and moral processes
11   1,Add,9|         stature of Christ. The .modern mind. also stands under
12   1,Add,9| judgment of the Word of God. ~ ~Modern Man and Scripture.~ But
13   1,Add,9|   phraseology are retained. The modern ~man often complains that
14   1,Add,9|     Holy Writ by something more modern. Yet the question cannot
15   1,Add,9|        disintegration. Possibly modern man ~has not yet made up
16   1,Add,9|      arquebus in the hands of a modern ~soldier.. This was written
17   1,Add,9|        them diffi-~cult for the modern man. ~ Thus we face the
18   1,Add,9|       and ~unique personality? .Modern man. is usually very critical
19   1,Add,9|      whole spiritual outlook of modern man. It brings him a true
20   1,Add,9|   controversies of our own age. Modern man, deliberately or ~subconsciously,
21   1,Add,9|  instruction given ~to laity in modern times is responsible both
22   1,Add,9| frustration which dominates the modern mood. What we need in Christendom .
23   1,Add,9|       reduced Christianity of ~.modern. style. That existential
24   1,Add,9|         the Word of God. ~ ~The Modern Crisis.~ The first task
25   1,Add,9|         mis-~taken for reality. Modern man has been too much concerned
26   1,Add,9|    attitudes and reactions. The modern crisis precipitated by humanism (
27   1,Add,9|         than ~the production of modern theologians. The fathers
28   2,1,9  |         brain about the size of modern man may have lived approximately~
29   2,2,2  |         great variability among modern Bible versions~testifies
30   2,2,2  |     problem with of some of the modern~Bible translations. The
31   2,5,9  |   attain spiritual heights that modern Christians cannot fathom.
32   2,5,9  |       which would be similar to modern bank credit cards. This~