Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,1  |     revelations. ~ Next a brief description of the content of each book
 2   1,2,2  |         was already stated, the description of the creation of the world
 3   1,2,2  |         Aaronic priesthood. The description of the wilderness wanderings
 4   1,2,4  |    several thousand years. His ~description was the first to evidence
 5   1,2,4  |       Returning to the biblical description of the world, we see that
 6   1,3,1  |    righteous Judge. In Biblical description of individual lives and
 7   1,4,4  |        further confirmed by the description of the author.s wisdom,
 8   1,5,5  |        1-5, 65:1-3). ~ Isaiah's description of God's glory and power,
 9   1,5,5  |      from 592 till 570 B.C. The description of his vision of the four
10   1,Add,0|          and no other ~national description can claim any further Scriptural
11   2,5,4  |         as the beginning of the description of the various phases of~
12   2,5,4  |      the twentieth chapter is a description of~the universal resurrection
13   2,5,4  |      the unfaithful. This short description summarizes the Last Judgment
14   2,5,4  |         I saw,” and ends with~a description of God's Judgment. This
15   2,5,4  |         of God's Judgment. This description depicts the end of the previous
16   2,5,6  |        fate of mankind with the description of the Heavenly Divine Liturgy
17   2,5,6  |       Evangelists.~In the later description of the heavenly world, we
18   2,5,6  |        Revelation ends with the description of the blessed life of the
19   2,5,7  |   transition to a more detailed description of the hardships~of the
20   2,5,8  |  introduction to the subsequent description of the~persecution of the
21   2,5,8  |      one must~consider that the description of the Apocalyptic wars
22   2,5,0  |       chapter is similar to the description~in the eighth chapter; however,
23   2,5,0  |       saved” (Matt. 24:22).~The description of the judgment and the
24   2,5,0  |  expressions are taken from the description of Rome as standing on seven~
25   2,5,1  |    which he calls Babylon. This description is similar to the prophecies
26   2,5,1  |         17-20. In addition, the description of the~judgment of every
27   2,5,1  |       preceded by the Apostle's description of their guilt. Therefore,
28   2,5,2  | twentieth chapter ends with the description of the Last Judgment. Before
29   2,5,2  |     estrangement from God. This description is very concise because
30   2,5,2  |       chapter). With~this brief description, St. John concludes the
31   2,5,2  |     mankind and moves on~to the description of the everlasting life
32   2,5,3  |          his armies~(19:11-21).~Description of the end~of the world