Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,7  |     Chosen People whose history led to the incarnation of the
 2   1,2,4  |     plain of Canaan to which it led was held by hostile inhabitants.
 3   1,2,4  |         timbre (tambourine) and led the women in dance. ~ The
 4   1,2,4  |         priestly duties. It was led by ~the Levite Korah the
 5   1,3,2  |      bor-~rowed by the Jews and led to apostasy from faith in
 6   1,3,3  |       tells us of how the Jews, led by a disciple of ~Moses,
 7   1,3,5  |       Solomon among the ~people led to the division of his kingdom
 8   1,3,5  |  worship idols. These ~policies led to apostasy of the Israelite
 9   1,3,6  |          The second return was ~led by Ezra during the reign
10   1,5,2  |     Damascus to his kingdom and led many Israelites to captivity.
11   1,5,2  |        In 701 the Assyrian army led by king Sennacherib invaded
12   1,5,2  |     with many of his court ~was led to captivity in Babylon (
13   1,5,2  |         with other subjects was led away into Babylonian captivity.
14   1,5,5  |      Temple. The survivors were led to captivity which had to
15   1,5,5  |         Jeremiah was ~bound and led away together with other
16   1,5,5  | Jerusalem captured Jeremiah and led him to Egypt, where ~he
17   1,5,5  | hoiachin and 10,000 Jews he was led captive to Babylon in 597
18   1,5,5  |         Israelites who had been led here after the devastation
19   1,5,5  |        the time when many Jews, led by Zerubbabel, returned
20   1,Add,0|       unity ~and cohesion. They led and guided the chosen people
21   1,Add,1|       non nostras, cum docemus, led Sancti Spiritus~sentential
22   2,1    |       one of these victories he led an army of rejoicing citizens
23   2,1    |      fight for freedom went on, led by his undaunted brothers.
24   2,1    |        sympathizers, this ruler led a series of expeditions
25   2,1,1  |        period were priests, who led the revolt against~foreign
26   2,3,3  |           brother” of our Lord, led a very strict ascetic life,
27   2,4,3  |      see the~light. After being led by the arm to Damascus,
28   2,4,3  |        deviation and sin, which led~him towards condemnation
29   2,4,4  |      gifts: “For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, these~