Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4  |         into books. ~ The original text of these scrolls was written
 2   1,1,5  |           Jews of re-examining the text of the Holy Writings after
 3   1,1,6  |        translation of the original text of the Holy Bible writings
 4   1,1,6  |   ceptional conformity to the holy text. However, after St. Jerome .
 5   1,1,6  |        that by 1877, the ~complete text of the Bible was popularly
 6   1,1,6  |          striving to translate the text in a literal sense, the
 7   1,1,6  |      understanding of the original text. On the other ~hand, translations
 8   1,1,6  |           meanings of the original text. Of the currently available
 9   1,2,2  |            in quoting the ~Psalmic text, Thy hands have made me,
10   1,2,2  |         the notes accompanying the text we ~observe a number of
11   1,2,3  |             comments on ~the above text: .A prophet from the midst
12   1,5,5  |            the ~Jews. The original text of this book was an acrostic
13   1,Add,9|       Christ.. For Christ is not a text but a living ~Person, and
14   1,Add,0|           new meaning into the old text: the meaning was there,
15   1,Add,1|         plainly heard ~only if its text were interpreted broadly
16   1,Add,1|           which they han-~dled the text, was much the same as that
17   1,Add,1|           grammatical meaning of a text without regard either to
18   1,Add,1|         was read first in the con-~text of worship and meditation. ~ ~
19   1,Add,1|         History does not quote the text of the Ni-~cene Creed, .
20   1,Add,1|            in the formation of the text of the Gospels, ~and actually
21   1,Add,1|        received always in the con-~text of Church.s catholic preaching
22   2,1,5  | translation was made~from a Hebrew text which differed slightly
23   2,1,5  |            at many places from the text accepted by the~scribes (
24   2,1,5  |         the~scribes (the Masoretic text), but the Septuagint was
25   2,2,2  |            and unadulterated~Greek text of the Gospels. It may be
26   2,2,2  |            With time, the Slavonic~text was subjected to some Russification.
27   2,2,2  |          form the Hebrew Masoretic text, the~Greek Septuagint, the
28   2,2,2  |           It is based~on the Greek text used by Greek speaking churches
29   2,2,2  |        Textus Receptus or Received Text.~There are more than a dozen
30   2,2,2  |      understanding of the original text. The great variability among
31   2,4,4  |            Old Testament.~Selected text from his teachings.~Because