Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,2|         the people of God into the promised land (chapter 50). ~ ~Narrative
 2   1,2,2|           and within sight of the ~Promised Land, he was not privileged
 3   1,2,2|        when Israel will occupy the Promised Land. ~ The language of
 4   1,2,4|   oppression and bring them to the Promised Land. Moses shrank from
 5   1,2,4|       fight its way through to the Promised Land. So ~Moses turned away
 6   1,2,4|          come to the rescue, Moses promised, and would provide “in the
 7   1,2,4|            that the journey to the Promised Land should continue as ~
 8   1,2,4|            of bringing them to the Promised Land, they said, in order
 9   1,2,4|       resume the march towards the Promised Land. Unable to penetrate
10   1,2,4|            meet its destiny in the Promised Land. He was not to share
11   1,2,4|        given a distant view of the Promised Land from “Mount Nebo,~to
12   1,3,1|         the time they ~entered the Promised Land under Joshua the son
13   1,3,1|          tribes that populated the Promised Land had not yet been ~united
14   1,3,3|     inherit the land which God had promised to their righteous ancestors . ~
15   1,3,3|          son of Nun, conquered the Promised Land. Up until that time
16   1,3,3|             Up until that time the Promised ~Land was populated by Canaanites,
17   1,3,3|           taking possession of the Promised Land. At times this help
18   1,3,3|          10). ~ Upon conquest, the Promised Land was divided among the
19   1,3,3|          scattered throughout the ~Promised Land. ~ After Joshua the
20   1,3,7|     prepared for the coming of the promised ~Messiah. ~ The decree of
21   1,5,4|         with hope for God's mercy, promised Divine help and ~foretold
22   1,5,5|          Christ whether He was the promised Messiah, the Lord directly ~
23   2,1  |            the land which had been promised to their fathers —~these
24   2,1,8|      merely~bruise the heel of the promised Seed; but in many of them
25   2,1,8| inspiration in anticipation of~the promised King and His Kingdom; and
26   2,1,8|     Besides those prophecies which promised a royal Messiah, there are
27   2,1,8|         One as the Christ, who was promised to be both King and~Savior.
28   2,2,6|  propagated.~There, instead of the promised earthly paradise, something
29   2,3,3|          Peter’s faith that Christ promised to build His Church, which
30   2,3,3|            the promise that He has promised us – eternal life” (1 John
31   2,3,3|            life which the Lord has~promised to those who love Him. Let