Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |       de-~scribe events of the past, but place them in a correct
 2   1,1,4  |        as recollections of the past and for ~edification as
 3   1,2,2  |  discoveries, the world of the past is de-~picted on an immeasurably
 4   1,2,2  | through ~the deep abyss of the past, but rather presents it
 5   1,4,7  |       in the relatively recent past a biblical jour-~nal reported
 6   1,5,1  |      it into account ~that the past and the future are human
 7   1,5,1  |        of the human society in past, present and future, everything
 8   1,5,5  |       Assyrian kingdom. In the past Nineveh was the weapon in
 9   1,Add,9|   creed is not a relic of ~the past, but rather the .sword of
10   1,Add,9| Christological disputes of the past are irrelevant to the contemporary
11   1,Add,0|       In sacred history, ~.the past. does not mean simply .passed.
12   1,Add,0|        just a reference to the past, not merely a reminiscence,
13   1,Add,0|       not circumscribed by the past; they are ever present and
14   1,Add,0|      of the covenant. Here the past, the present and the future
15   1,Add,0|       any other lessons of the past. We have to distinguish
16   1,Add,0|  future only, but also in the ~past, and therefore in the present
17   1,Add,0|   revelation is already in the past. .The ultimate. (or .the
18   1,Add,0|        only as a record of the past, but also as a prophetical
19   2,1,4  |       by the people during the past year. It was the only~day
20   2,1,9  |   about 1,200,000 years in the~past. A being with a brain about
21   2,1,9  |    geographic extension in the past century and a half.~As the
22   2,1,0  |  perspective. Since during the past four and a half centuries
23   2,1,1  |        dwarf those of Israel's past and make clear the relative
24   2,4,4  |       15.~Examples of faith of past righteous fathers: Heb.
25   2,5,3  |        a matter of the distant past. Church writers of the first~
26   2,5,4  |   Christ was close.~During the past twenty centuries, there
27   2,5,4  |        in a perspective of the past and of the present. Thus,
28   2,5,4  |    simultaneously the present, past, and future. Evidently,
29   2,5,4  |  future events as those of the past and~those past as in the
30   2,5,4  |    those of the past and~those past as in the present. For instance,
31   2,5,1  |      of similarity between the past and future centers of the~