Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,1|         journey through the Sinai desert. Originally these books
 2   1,2,1|            It was sung beside the desert campfires, it was commemorated
 3   1,2,2|       tions from the devil in the desert recall, to a certain extent,
 4   1,2,4|           eastward into the Sinai desert. ~ Pausing to rest at a
 5   1,2,4|          the priest of a tribe of desert nomads from Midia. Moses
 6   1,2,4|              Moving deep into the desert in search of pasture for
 7   1,2,4| Mediterranean coast of ~the Sinai desert. From the edge of the Nile
 8   1,2,4|       southeast, towards the open desert. ~ The first halt was at
 9   1,2,4|          Etham on the edge of the desert. They were trying to move
10   1,2,4|          easily be snared (as the desert Arabs do today). ~ In the
11   1,2,4|         the tamarisk trees in the desert, and drops on the ground
12   1,2,4|        southern part of the Sinai desert and came to Rephidim. ~Once
13   1,2,4|       party of Amalekites, fierce desert raid-~ers. The Israelites
14   1,2,4|         days of isolation in the ~desert outside the camp. Oddly
15   1,2,4|       would stay wandering in the desert for forty years, till that ~
16   1,2,4|       hard-~ened by the rigors of desert life and disciplined by
17   1,2,4|     stretching away to the empty ~desert beyond the eastern horizon.
18   1,2,4| dun-colored rampart of the Judean desert, with Jerusalem and Hebron
19   1,3,3|         Jewish nation through the desert of the Sinai peninsula.
20   1,3,3|          peninsula. While ~in the desert, the Israelites were renewed
21   2,1,4|         years of wandering in the desert. Three practices engaged
22   2,5,9|      temptation by fleeing~to the desert; that is, by a voluntary
23   2,5,9|       literally migrated~into the desert, leaving the noisy towns
24   2,5,9|    seventh centuries, when in the desert regions of~Egypt, Palestine,
25   2,5,3|            Wandering in the~Sinai desert.~Balaam seduces~Israel (