Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,1|     years journey through the Sinai desert. Originally these
 2   1,2,1|   This book also tells of the Sinai covenant, which is rightfully
 3   1,2,2|       the Israelites at Mount Sinai. Exodus can be subdivided
 4   1,2,2|     the subsequent journey to Sinai (chapters 12-18) precede
 5   1,2,2|  sections: the departure from Sinai (1:1-10:11); the journey
 6   1,2,2|      re-~vealed by God on Mt. Sinai, and are still used in modified
 7   1,2,2|       Israel's departure from Sinai (1:1-4:40); describes the
 8   1,2,4|    his life eastward into the Sinai desert. ~ Pausing to rest
 9   1,2,4|     the mountain of Horeb (or Sinai). He turned aside to examine
10   1,2,4|   Mediterranean coast of ~the Sinai desert. From the edge of
11   1,2,4|    wilderness of ~Shur in the Sinai peninsula . a wasteland
12   1,2,4|      the southern part of the Sinai desert and came to Rephidim. ~
13   1,2,4| terrain of ~the wilderness of Sinai. In its center a cluster
14   1,2,4|    before a peak called Mount Sinai or Mount Horeb. It was here
15   1,2,4|      down of the Law on Mount Sinai. ~ God called Moses up to
16   1,2,4|      of a trumpet. “And Mount Sinai was wrapped in smoke, because~
17   1,2,4|  moved forward again. ~ ~From Sinai to Kadesh.~ In the second
18   1,2,4|   moved northward from Mount ~Sinai towards the wilderness of
19   1,2,4|    the central plateau of the Sinai peninsula. Soon trouble ~
20   1,3,3|     through the desert of the Sinai peninsula. While ~in the
21   1,5,5|      a covenant with them ~on Sinai . the covenant that the
22   2,1  |   sacrifices~given to them at Sinai — especially the sin offerings,
23   2,1,4|       the~Lord God from Mount Sinai. To Christians it is familiar
24   2,5,6|       shown to~Moses on Mount Sinai and were also used in the
25   2,5,3|      7-12 .)~Wandering in the~Sinai desert.~Balaam seduces~Israel (