Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,2  |   became flesh.” We revere and be-~lieve in the Book, but we
 2   1,1,5  | current completeness. The time be-~tween Moses (1450 BC) and
 3   1,1,5  |     used, does not distinguish be-~tween the .canonical. and
 4   1,1,5  |      God in a form which human be-~ings can grasp. When God
 5   1,2,2  |   expressions about the Spirit be-~came generally understood,
 6   1,2,2  |     such simple words are used be-~cause of our infirmity,
 7   1,2,2  |        food. Life in this most be-~neficent climate did not
 8   1,2,2  |      to shine, the distinction be-~tween good and evil is not
 9   1,2,3  |      the Lord] will put enmity be-~tween thee [Devil] and the
10   1,2,4  |     rod and it turned to blood be-~fore the eyes of Pharaoh
11   1,2,4  |   refugees are apt to do, they be-~came nostalgic for the land
12   1,2,4  |  revolt . all the more serious be-~cause it started with their
13   1,2,4  |   mammals, and finally . human be-~ings (on the sixth .day.).
14   1,3,5  |     obedient to God, but later be-~came proud and began to
15   1,4,1  |   between evil and punishment. Be-~sides, the book of Job has
16   1,4,5  |   sense to represent the union be-~tween God and His faithful.
17   1,5,2  |        of idolatry was strong, be-~cause all the nations that
18   1,5,5  |       of Amaziah the priest of Be-~thel, the prophet was even
19   1,5,5  |    addressed all passers-by on be-~half of Jerusalem, wishing
20   1,5,5  |    Daniel referred to the time be-~fore the end of the world
21   1,Add,4|     feels, read it over again, be-~cause by reading it you
22   1,Add,0|     revelation. That which has be-~come sacred remains consecrated
23   1,Add,0|     new depth and strength and be-~comes transfigured. The
24   1,Add,0|       old Israel was rejected, be-~cause of her utter unbelief:
25   1,Add,1|  Catholic Church from the very be-~ginning, which the Lord
26   2,5,4  |     and satan. This war, which be-~gins in the soul of man